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Guarantee the quality and integrity of your processed products with our organic certification

Ensure that every stage of your processing complies with the strictest organic standards, offering your customers authentic, natural products.

Strengthen your market position with certified products that meet the expectations of modern consumers.

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List of organic producers certified by FoodChain ID for Belgium, France, and Luxembourg

Belgian Organic Certificates
French Organic Certificates
Luxembourg Organic Certificates

Step 1 – Information request
FoodChain ID replies within 2 working days and generates a quote.

Step 2 – Certification request
The request is sent within 2 working days after the certification agreement is signed.

Step 3 – Technical review
The technical review is carried out within one month from receipt of the complete request.

Step 4 – Inspection
The inspection coordinator contacts the client within one week to schedule a date, within one month; the report is submitted to FoodChain ID within one week.

Step 5 – Technical review and corrective actions
We respond with results and corrective actions if necessary.

Step 6 – Renewal
We proceed with the annual renewal

Start your journey to organic certification

Organic in Belgium
Organic in Belgium
Organic in France
Organic in France
Organic in Luxembourg
Bio in Luxembourg
Organic in Italy with Bioagricert
Bio in Italy
Belgian Accreditation Body
We are BELAC certified (620-PROD ISO 17.065)
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