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Organic Certification-Comparative Analysis of China, EU and US Regulations

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Jeanne Hoskin
Thursday , 3rd Dec 2015
REACH24H Consulting Group China
Background

The purpose of this webinar is to give an overview as well as in-depth detail and links to important food regulations on ORGANIC CERTIFICATION in China, US, and EU. This webinar explains what “organic” is and is not, organic laws in China, US, and EU, how to get certified, and what “mutual recognition” for organic means when an agreement is in place between countries. Similarities and differences among China, US, and EU organic food schemes and certification requirements are also highlighted.

Contents
  1. Definition of Organic and Organic Certification

  2. Process to get certified in China, US, and EU

  3. Organic Logo and Labeling of Organic Foods in China, US, and EU

  4. Organic Conversion – What's that?

  5. Organic Imports to China – What's required?

  6. Mutual Recognition Agreements in Place

Speaker
  • independent consultant
    Jeanne Hoskin, PhD, has worked 34 years in the food and pharmaceutical industry (Wyeth to Pfizer to Nestle); she is currently an independent consultant and specializes in all aspects of food law including organic, special dietary foods, and foods for special medical uses for infants as well as adults. Jeanne’s most recent role in Nestle Nutrition was to in regulatory affairs to help bring new nutritional products and technologies to the global market and support foundation and training of Nestle Nutrition regulatory colleagues. Jeanne is an expert on China food safety law and GBs, as well as EU food law including EFSA and EC regulations, and US laws and health claims.