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Looking for a fantastic opportunity to connect wit Looking for a fantastic opportunity to connect with organic and regenerative farmers of all commodities from across British Columbia? Want to showcase your products or services? Be a part of the 2025 BC Organic Conference Trade Show, happening on November 26th in Harrison Hot Springs! Trade show exhibitors will be located in a central, high traffic area to maximize exposure and interaction with conference participants. Booths are available as a standalone purchase or as part of a sponsorship package. Applications close May 31, 2025! Learn more and apply now at conference.organicbc.org/tradeshow or hit the link in our bio! #bcorganic2025 #thisisorganicbc #organicbc #conference #tradeshow
Coming soon: the launch of the 60-day public comme Coming soon: the launch of the 60-day public comment period for the draft of the 2025 Canadian Organic Standards! This is a chance for organic operators and stakeholders to comment on proposed changes to the standards before they're finalized and published at the end of this year. The Organic Federation of Canada will be breaking new ground this year by providing a document with rationales for each of the proposed changes to standards. And, the various working groups will be holding webinars outlining the proposed changes for their specific sections of the standards. Stay tuned for more details in the coming weeks! #canadaorganic #canadianorganicstandards #organic
Did you know that the term “organic” is a prot Did you know that the term “organic” is a protected label in British Columbia? Consumers need to know that the products they’re purchasing are truly organic—that they’ve been grown or made according to rigorous organic standards. Uncertified operators whose products carry the organic label could face penalties, including fines. Some examples of misuse of the organic label by an uncertified operator include: 🍎 Using the word “organic” in marketing materials 🍎 Using the BCCOP logo and/or the Canada Organic logo BC’s organic regulations are monitored and enforced on a complaint basis, so it’s up to you to help ensure the integrity of the organic label! If you’ve discovered a person or company who is falsely marketing their products as organic in British Columbia, get in touch with AgriService BC. They have a team of folks responsible for enforcing the regulations in various regions in the province. Learn more about the process at organicbc.org/false-labelling, or visit the link in our bio! #thisisorganicbc #certifiedorganic #bcorganic #organic
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As part of a larger movement working towards a healthy world, we co-create a more sustainable, diverse and resilient food system.
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Organic BC
🌱 Grow with us! 🌱 When you join Organic BC, 🌱 Grow with us! 🌱 When you join Organic BC, you’re not just signing up—you’re standing up. For healthy soil. For thriving communities. For a resilient organic and regenerative food system in British Columbia. And with our newly expanded membership, there’s a place for everyone to be part of the movement. Members gain: ✅ A voice in organic advocacy ✅ Access to expert education & training ✅ Marketing support ✅ A strong network of organic farmers, experts & allies Whether you're planting seeds or supporting those who do, your membership helps create lasting change — for the earth, our communities, and future generations. 👉 Learn more and join us: organicbc.org/membership #thisisorganicbc #organicbc #growwithus #membership
Looking for a fantastic opportunity to connect wit Looking for a fantastic opportunity to connect with organic and regenerative farmers of all commodities from across British Columbia? Want to showcase your products or services? Be a part of the 2025 BC Organic Conference Trade Show, happening on November 26th in Harrison Hot Springs! Trade show exhibitors will be located in a central, high traffic area to maximize exposure and interaction with conference participants. Booths are available as a standalone purchase or as part of a sponsorship package. Applications close May 31, 2025! Learn more and apply now at conference.organicbc.org/tradeshow or hit the link in our bio! #bcorganic2025 #thisisorganicbc #organicbc #conference #tradeshow
Coming soon: the launch of the 60-day public comme Coming soon: the launch of the 60-day public comment period for the draft of the 2025 Canadian Organic Standards! This is a chance for organic operators and stakeholders to comment on proposed changes to the standards before they're finalized and published at the end of this year. The Organic Federation of Canada will be breaking new ground this year by providing a document with rationales for each of the proposed changes to standards. And, the various working groups will be holding webinars outlining the proposed changes for their specific sections of the standards. Stay tuned for more details in the coming weeks! #canadaorganic #canadianorganicstandards #organic
Did you know that the term “organic” is a prot Did you know that the term “organic” is a protected label in British Columbia? Consumers need to know that the products they’re purchasing are truly organic—that they’ve been grown or made according to rigorous organic standards. Uncertified operators whose products carry the organic label could face penalties, including fines. Some examples of misuse of the organic label by an uncertified operator include: 🍎 Using the word “organic” in marketing materials 🍎 Using the BCCOP logo and/or the Canada Organic logo BC’s organic regulations are monitored and enforced on a complaint basis, so it’s up to you to help ensure the integrity of the organic label! If you’ve discovered a person or company who is falsely marketing their products as organic in British Columbia, get in touch with AgriService BC. They have a team of folks responsible for enforcing the regulations in various regions in the province. Learn more about the process at organicbc.org/false-labelling, or visit the link in our bio! #thisisorganicbc #certifiedorganic #bcorganic #organic
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Grow with us! Our membership is now open to all. Whether you're planting seeds or supporting those who do, your membership helps create lasting change.

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Looking for a fantastic opportunity to connect with organic and regenerative farmers of all commodities from across British Columbia? Be a part of the 2025 BC Organic Conference Trade Show, happening on November 26th in Harrison Hot Springs!

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