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Better Cotton is working to drive long-term impact by promoting more equitable and sustainable cotton production. Over the past 15 years, it has aligned over 20% of global cotton production with its standards by balancing rigorous assurance and adaptable frameworks for farmers. The organization is now transitioning into a certification scheme to meet new legislative…
USB Certification is in the Textile Exchange Conference 2023.
USB Certification is in the Textile Exchange Conference 2023. We are at Textile Exchange Conference 2023 as a Gold Sponsor. During the event, you can visit us at booth number 129. You can also make a booking to meet with us by mail to selinyildiz@usbcertification.com or via our virtual booth page: https://lnkd.in/dEAVHS7j
2024 Agricultural Production Support Amounts to be Paid to Farmers in 2024 have been Determined
The Decision on Supports for Agricultural Production to be Made in 2024 and Some Other Agricultural Supports entered into force after being published in the Official Gazette dated 24.08.2024. The article of the Decree on organic agriculture support specifies the activities to be supported and the unit support amounts. ‘(3) Organic agriculture support: In the…
Global Standard Expands Scope
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We Were in Ordu for the “Current Approaches in Food and Agriculture Standards Seminar”!
USB Certification brought together industry representatives at the “Current Approaches in Food and Agriculture Standards Seminar” held on Tuesday, 13 January, hosted by the Ordu Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The event, which attracted significant interest from industry stakeholders, comprehensively addressed global food safety standards, updates to international organic farming regulations, and sustainable farming practices….
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