Organics Europe and Organic Trade Association launch transatlantic collaboration on sustainability reporting in organic...
IFOAM Organics Europe and the Organic Trade Association (OTA) today announced a strategic transatlantic collaboration focused on policy coordination, research, and advocacy related to...
Global organic market hits all-time high in 2024 – Farmland holds steady at 99...
The 27th edition of the yearbook The World of Organic Agriculture has been officially launched by FiBL and IFOAM – Organics International. In 2024,...
Marketing of agroecology
In recent years, practitioners, scientific actors, policymakers —including those from the FAO, the EU, and global forums such as the UN Food System Summit—...
Scaling regeneration through supply chain collaboration
Organic companies have long shown that agriculture can work in harmony with nature. The next step is to scale regeneration in a way that...
Protecting organic integrity: understanding and mitigating high-risk ingredient fraud
According to the Organic Trade Association, organic product sales continue to trend upward, with consumer demand fueling $71.6 billion in sales in 2024 (a...
Organics in the looming transatlantic trade war
The U.S. – EU trade tensions have escalated significantly in 2025, with both sides imposing tariffs and countermeasures that have the potential of deeply...
No-till farming in the USA: the false promise of sustainable agriculture
No-till farming in the US: the false promise of sustainable agriculture No-till farming, adopted to reduce soil erosion and improve sustainability, is gaining popularity,...
Sustainability and Double Materiality
Lately, in all debates about Sustainability, there is a recurring topic on the table: Double Materiality. But what is Double Materiality in Sustainability, and...
Impacts of the New EU Organic Regulation on Smallholder Value Chains
The new EU organic regulation N° 2018/848 brings substantive changes for organic production in third countries. With the EU’s organic import system’s change to...
Global organic area nears 99 million hectares – organic market back on track
The global organic farming area expanded by 2.6 percent in 2023, bringing the total to 98.9 million hectares, managed by 4.3 million organic producers....
