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Every company that manufactures or produces organic food products and animal feed must be certified for this purpose.
Read moreEvery company that imports organic food products, raw materials, and animal feed is certified for this purpose. This applies to the actual importer as well as the company that physically receives the products (the first consignee). An importer can, of course, also be the first consignee.
Read moreEvery company that stores organic raw materials, semi-finished goods, or end products must be certified for this purpose.
Read moreEvery company that trades in organic products is certified for this purpose. You may only trade in products from certified organic companies.
Read moreEvery company that sells certain organic products on the internet must be registered.
Read moreIf you want to grow organic crops in the Netherlands, you must first convert your land. Land is only organic if it is certified according to applicable regulations. Conversion and certification of land is only possible if the land is under Skal certification. In the Netherlands, an animal is organic if it is certified according to organic regulations.
Read moreAnyone who prepares, stores and places organic products on the market (including wholesalers, importers and traders) must be licensed by a recognised certification body and hold a valid organic certificate.
Read moreSkal certifies all organic production in the Netherlands including import. You may sell products certified as organic in the EU without an extra import certification. However, you must be certified by us for trade in organic products.
Read moreYou can apply for a transaction certificate if you wish to trade with countries outside the EU. Simply log on to our website Mijn.Skal.nl and fill out the questionnaire. The product must fulfil the following:
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