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Organic Revision: Research to support revision of the EU Regulation on organic agriculture

The overall objective of the Organic Revision project is to provide recommendations for the revision and further development of the EU Regulation 2092/91 and other standards for organic agriculture.

Organic rules database

The Organic Rules database on differences in organic standards in relation to EEC regulation 2092/9 was developed.

The database built on experiences with existing databases and software. It is designed for the analysis and further development of standards for organic agriculture including new areas such as horticulture and breeding techniques.

The database allows for decentralised web-based updating that enables the different Member States and inspection bodies to take responsibility for the accuracy and updating.

IFOAM EU Group: Newsletter on the results of the Organic Revision Project

(May 18, 2007) In a newsletter the IFOAM EU Group informs of the main results of the Organic Revision project. The group is participating as full partner in the project activities, a three year EU funded Policy-oriented Research project (SSP). >> More

Project Coordinates

Organic Revision: Research to support revision of the EU Regulation on organic agriculture
c/o Danish Research Centre for Organic Farming (DARCOF)
Dr. Erik Steen Kristensen
P.O. Box 50
Foulum
8830 Tjele
Denmark
>>Project Homepage: http://www.organic-revision.org/
>>Entry in the Cordis Database
>> Organic Eprints: http://orgprints.org/view/projects/eu_organicrevision.html

Start Date 2004-03-01, End date 2007-02-28

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