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FoodChain ID guides you towards organic certification in France

As an approved inspection body in France (FR-BIO-24), Foodchain ID Certification carries out inspections at all stages of the production, preparation and distribution of organically produced products.

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French organic certificates
You are
Producer

You have chosen organic farming for your crop and/or livestock production.

You are
Manufacturer

Vous souhaitez commercialiser une gamme de produits bio.

You are
Retailer

You sell organic products to individuals or businesses.

You are
Importer

You are importing organic products from outside the European Union.

You are
Export

You export organic products to a country outside the European Union.

You are
Restaurant owner

Your menu features organic dishes, or you're opening an entirely organic restaurant.

Everything you need to know about organic regulations in France

Main Guidelines

Visit the website of Agence BIO, the French agency for the development and promotion of organic farming, to consult the main guidelines for organic farming regulations.

  • Regulation (EU) 2018/848 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 30 May 2018 on organic production and labelling of organic products. Consolidated version of 02/21/2023.
  • Secondary regulations based on Regulation 2018/848 have also been adopted and must be complied with. They can be consulted on the EUR-LEX website.
Belgian Accreditation Body
We are BELAC certified (620-PROD ISO 17.065)
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