Organic Law

SISORG is the seal administered by the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply – MAPA, created to identify and control the national organic food production, according to its origin and production process.

To receive the SISORG seal, the organic product has to be audited in an organic production environment, performed based on agroecological principles.

Certifier

IBD – Biodynamic Institute

It is the guarantee of origin and organic quality of a natural or processed food.
IBD operates throughout Brazil and South America. It has its foundations in humanistic principles, follows the labor legislation, encouraging the social commitment of certified projects and environmental legislation, promoting the recovery and conservation of the environment.

Main requirements of the IBD certification:

• Detoxify the ground;
• Do not use chemical fertilizers and pesticides;
• Meeting the environmental standards of the Brazilian Forest Code;
• Replenishing riparian forests, preserve native species and water-sources;
• Respect social norms based on international labor agreements;
• Respect the animal welfare;
• Developing social projects and environmental preservation.

International Seals

IFOAM – International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements

This seal indicates that the company certified by IBD is in accordance with the health, environmental and international labor laws, and that this guarantee extends to suppliers of certified raw material by IBD.

USDA – United States Department of Agriculture

Guarantees IBD certified products access to the US and Canadian market.

Demeter International

Demeter foods are those produced following the foundations of biodynamic agriculture. The Demeter products are part of an international ecological network connected to the Demeter International, based in Germany.

JAS – Japan Agriculture Standard

The partnership with Japanese certification guarantees products certified IBD access to the Japanese organic market.