A landmark deal will ease the way for more trade in organic foods between the EU and Chile
The European Union and Chile have finalised a deal to facilitate trade in organic products.
Described as a landmark, the deal will cover all European organic products, and will allow products produced and controlled according to EU rules to be directly marketed in Chile, and vice versa.
According to Food Navigator, which reported the story, the deal is considered the first of a new generation of of trade agreements for organic products, strengthening mutual recognition of products and logos. Colombia is already in talks with the EU in pursuit of a similar deal.
Read about Sustain's work to develop organic production here.
Published Friday 15 April 2016
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