Get Certified - Assess Your Supply Chain
Prepare For Annual Inspection - Correcting Non-Compliance
Prepare for an Annual Inspection
Common mistakes that impact certification renewal involve lack of proper records, use of unapproved inputs, and contamination with prohibited substances from pest control and fertility programs. If you have concerns about your farm’s ability to pass your annual organic inspection, you need Organic Concepts on your team.
Our consultants have conducted 1,000s of audits and inspections for leading certification agencies, which means we know the process and the paperwork; what passes and what doesn’t.
Organic Concepts will verify that your OSP is current and complete, review and organize your record keeping system and documentation. We will work with your managers and vendors, and conduct short training sessions to get all personnel ready for an inspection.
Common mistakes that impact certification renewal involve lack of proper records and contamination with prohibited substances from sanitation and pest control programs. If you have concerns about your facilities’ or your suppliers’ ability to pass their annual organic inspection, you need Organic Concepts on your team.
Our consultants have conducted 1,000s of audits and inspections for leading certification agencies, which means we know the process and the paperwork; what passes and what doesn’t. Our consultants are experts at organic compliance.
Organic Concepts will verify that your OSP is current and complete, review and organize your record keeping system and documentation. We will work with your managers, pest control and sanitation vendors. And, we can conduct short refresher training sessions to prepare all personnel for an inspection.
Correcting Non-Compliance
If your facility or supplier received a notice of major non-compliance from your certifying agency, you need to take quick and specific action. If you do not effectively address the issues, you can lose your certification. Call us today to discuss your specific situation.
