Trusted Natural & Organic Skin Care Certification
What products are genuinely organic? What products are genuinely natural? To minimize any confusion and to make things a bit easier, there are internationally recognised certifying bodies who govern the use of the term “certified organic” or “certified natural”.
Only products that meet the strict standards of the organic guidelines are able to display the “Certified Organic” or “Certified Natural” seals. Certifying bodies operate according to strict international standards. The entire process of product development is rigorously monitored beginning with the seed…
* how it is grown
* harvested
* stored
* transported
* processed
Provided each stage is completed according to the international standards then the finished product will display the certified logo.
Below are a list of Trusted Natural & Organic Skin Care Certification for your reference:
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BDIH is the Association of German Industries and Trading Firms for pharmaceuticals, health care products, food supplements and personal hygiene products. Only products that meet the strict standards of the BDIH guidelines are able to display the “Certified Natural Cosmetics” seal. |
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Founded in 1936, the Natural Products Association is the nation’s largest and oldest non-profit organization dedicated to the natural products industry. The Natural Products Association represents more than 10,000 retailers, manufacturers, wholesalers and distributors of natural products, including foods, dietary supplements, and health/beauty aids. As the leading voice of the natural products industry, the Natural Products Association’s mission is to advocate for the rights of consumers to have access to products that will maintain and improve their health, and for the rights of retailers and suppliers to sell these products. |
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Since 1989, QAI has been providing the highest level of organic certification service to its growing number of clients. In keeping with its ‘ahead of the curve’ reputation, QAI continues to deliver cutting edge certification programs. Currently, QAI offers organic certification under the National Organic Program for Producers, Processors, Private Labelers, Distributors, Retailers, Restaurants, Wild Crop Harvesters, Greenhouse, Mushrooms, and Facilities. QAI also offers ‘Fiber Certification’ under the American Organic Standards. |
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ECOCERT is a control and certification organisation, whose activities are governed accordingly by the public authorities and legislation. ECOCERT is accredited for structure and procedures by COFRAC (French committee for accreditation), in accordance with guide standard ISO 65 (EN 45011), which requires independence, competence and impartiality |
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Formed in 1986, The National Association for Sustainable Agriculture, Australia (NASAA) is the nation’s leading organic certifier – focused on providing quality, cost efficient organic certification services. With operations both in Australia and Overseas, the company provides certification and inspection services, which assist in facilitating market access throughout the world for NASAA certified organic product. |
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The National Standard for Organic and Bio-dynamic Produce (the Standard) provides a framework for Australia’s organic industry. The Standard, which is administered by the Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service (AQIS), clearly sets out minimum requirements for organic production, processing, transportation and labelling. Although the Standard was originally intended to provide importers of Australian organic produce with certainty regarding authenticity, over time it has become the default domestic standard. |
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The Organic Federation of Australia (OFA) was established in 1998 as the peak body for the organic industry in Australia. Their role is to work in co-operation with all sectors of industry and government to develop the Australian Organic Industry from a niche industry into a major component of Australian agriculture and deliver benefits to consumers, producers and the Australian environment |
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NSCA is Australia’s leading provider of OHS training and consulting services and is committed to helping clients and members continuously improve workplace health, safety and environment. Clients ranging from heavy industrial to office-based businesses have used NSCA over the years to establish OHS management systems that drive their OHS performance. |
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When CRI certify a business as NoCO2 or LowCO2, we ensure that it reduces and offsets the embodied carbon emissions in the products it sells, making its products low carbon products or carbon neutral products. NoCO2 certified organisations sell Carbon Neutral products; LowCO2 certified organisations give their customers the Make It Carbon Neutral option. By supporting carbon neutral and low carbon certified organisations, you can reduce your carbon footprint and help kick-start the Low Carbon Economy. |
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BioGro is a not-for-profit organic producer and consumer organisation, actively working to grow organics in New Zealand. Developed over 25 years, especially for New Zealand organic producers, the BioGro NZ Organic Standards are practical and achievable. BioGro is one of just 30 international organic certification agencies accredited by the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements (IFOAM). IFOAM represents the best in international organic standards. BioGro provides professional auditing and certification services and holds ISO 17020/EN 45004 accreditation. |
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Largest US Organic Certifiying Body. Providing the most reputatble certificates to companies and products. |
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You forgot to mention Europe’s toughest, the UK’s Soil Association, and that Europe’s six leading certifiers including Ecocert, BHIC, Soil Association, AIA (Italy) to become COSMOS which will have an organic and separate natural standard. This will help to stop the confusion of which standard to trust, they will all have common qualifying standards, so it will help to level the playing field.
Check it out!
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natural cosmetics are hypoallergenic too and doesnt have nasty side effects.*:*