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IOA Organic Food and Farming Standards

The Organic Food and Farming Standards in Ireland are available to download on this page. This document contains all the information that you will need to know about being an organic operator. 

Organic Food and Farming Standards in Ireland Edition 2.1

Third Country Importing Regulation 2022

DAFM Circular 1 of 2021 Advance notification of organic imports

Catalogue of Infringements Republic of Ireland Version 9 – January – 2022
DAFM Circular 5 of 2021 Organic Imports, Exports and New Regulations
DAFM Circular 1 of 2022 Organic Imports Exports

 

 

In March 2020 an updated Code of Good Practice for end users of poultry litter was released by the DAFM. It is effective immediately. To read the full text CLICK HERE 

 

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