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ORGANIC BRAZILIAN LEGISLATION |
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The
Administrative Orders
submitting the Regulatory Instructions
for the Regulation of the Organic Sector in Brazil to public
consultation have already been published.
The
Regulatory Instructions
(RIs) that complete the regulation of Law 10831/2003, known as the
Organic Agriculture Law, are already in public consultation for a
period of 30 days, a term that was agreed upon within the Organic
Agriculture Sector Chamber (Câmara Setorial de Agricultura Orgânica
– CSAO).
We can say that this is one of the victories in a long process,
starting with the first alternative product fairs of the seventies and
up to the drawing up of these RIs.
Click here to learn more.
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Planeta Orgânico
promoted BioFach América Latina and ExpoSustentat 2008 in three
different moments in Germany this February |
In
the second fortnight of February, Planeta Orgânico promoted BioFach América Latina and ExpoSustentat 2008 at 3 different events in
Germany.
On these and other occasions in Germany,
Planeta Orgânico
made public the names of the exhibitors who have already
confirmed their participation in BioFach América Latina and ExpoSustentat
2008.
Click here!
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Have an overview of the
2007
BioFach America Latina and ExpoSustentat's highlights in the link
below.
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UNCTAD’s BioTrade Initiative and its network of Latin
American partners have decided to team up with Expo Sustentat
2007
event.
Click here to learn more!
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A
study by Embrapa Monitoramento por
Satélite (EMS) shows that
Brazil is one
of the countries that have most preserved their forests |
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Data that the then Minister of Agriculture, Luis Carlos Guedes, had
announced at the opening ceremony of BioFach América Latina/ExpoSustentat
2006, in São Paulo, have now been officially published by Embrapa
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Of all the countries in the world, Brazil is the one that has cut
down least of its forests. This is the main conclusion reached by a
study ordered by the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock Breeding and
Supply from Embrapa Monitoramento por Satélite (EMS) – Embrapa’s
satellite monitoring arm – and widely published by the press at the
beginning of the year.
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