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The Critical To-Do List for Organic Agriculture: 46 Recommendations for the President

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The Critical To-Do List for Organic Agriculture: 46 Recommendations for the President
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Thirty years ago, Congress passed the Organic Foods Production Act (OFPA) as part of the 1990 Farm Bill. The law established strict national standards for organic food and a public-private enforcement program to ensure compliance with the law. Today, the organic industry still faces a number of challenges. This report seeks to address some of these and to provide policy recommendations to better support the growing organic industry and its positive impacts on human health, on the economy, and on climate.

Date Created
2021-06
Contributors
  • Merrigan, Kathleen (Kathleen Ann), 1959- (Author)
  • Giraud, Esteve Gaelle (Author)
  • Greene, Catherine (Author)
Topical Subject
  • Organic farming
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72 pages
Language
eng
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https://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.2.N.160572
Copyright Date
2021-06
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Merrigan, K.A., Giraud, E.G. & Greene, C. The Critical To-Do List for Organic Agriculture: 46 Recommendations for the President. Swette Center for Sustainable Food Systems. Accessible online: https://foodsystems.asu.edu/food/reports/ (2021). 

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