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Traceability in the supply chain of organic agricultural exports
Traceability is the ability to trace a product back to the plot of land and the time of harvest. The article presents the components of a reliable retrieval system.
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Residue management and testing before exporting organic agricultural products
Residue testing is a verification tool, not the sole proof of organicity. This article explains the role of testing and how to develop a reasonable sampling plan.
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Packaging and labeling organic agricultural products for EU, US and Japanese markets
Packaging and labels not only protect and identify products, but also must comply with each market's specific regulations. This article outlines the points that exporters need to check.
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Documents in exporting organic agricultural products: core documents
An exported organic shipment comes with many different types of documents. This article explains the role of each and why consistency between them is important.
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Separate organic and conventional product lines in warehouse and transportation
Organic integrity doesn't stop at the farm gate. This article describes measures to keep organic shipments from being mixed or contaminated during storage and logistics.
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Cold chain for exported organic agricultural products: principles of temperature control
With many types of agricultural products, keeping the right temperature from the field to the destination determines the quality when the goods arrive at the port. This article presents the links in the export cold chain.
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Exporting organic agricultural products: Trends, opportunities and challenges from organic cashew products
Global consumers are gradually changing their habits of using foods with the closest natural origin, meeting the needs of not only being full, but also ensuring good health and a healthy lifestyle. To meet the trend…
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