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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedNational Organic Program reorganized
Dairy Foods, May, 2008
USDA's National Organic Program has been reorganizing into three branches: Standards Development & Review; Accreditation, Auditing & Training; and Compliance & Enforcement.
Deputy Administrator for Transportation & Marketing Programs Barbara Robinson will assume overall leadership for the NOP in addition to her other duties, while Mark Bradley will assume leadership for the Accreditation, Auditing & Training Branch, and Richard Mathews will head up the Standards Development & Review Branch. No decision has been made for leadership of Compliance & Enforcement at this time.
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USDA says these changes will help NOP continue to accomplish its goals of ensuring the integrity of the USDA organic seal, applying regulatory consistency, and providing transparency to its stakeholders.
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