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Report on the Organic Monitoring Program of Baden-Württemberg

Introduction

The so-called organic monitoring came to life as a result of an overall concept of promotion and consultation on organic farming, as decided by the government of the Federal State of Baden-Württemberg on 16 October, 2001. Such a profound monitoring program exists only in Baden-Württemberg. It is unique within Germany, and no comparable surveillance programs are known to exist in Europe.

 

The aims of the organic monitoring are:

  • Collection of data regarding residues and contaminants in organic products (e.g.: pesticides, veterinary drugs, genetically modified organisms, irradiation, etc).
  • Comparison of organic foods produced locally and in foreign countries
  • Detection and reporting of possible consumer fraud due to false organic labeling

 

Overview of published reports

The following reports are available in English language:

 

Summary of Organic Monitoring Report, 2022

Summary of Organic Monitoring Report, 2021

Summary of Organic Monitoring Report, 2020

Summary of Organic Monitoring Report, 2019

Summary of Organic Monitoring Report, 2018

Summary of Organic Monitoring Report, 2017

Summary of Organic Monitoring Report, 2016

Summary of Organic Monitoring Report, 2015

Summary of Organic Monitoring Report, 2014

Summary of Organic Monitoring Report, 2013

Summary of Organic Monitoring Report, 2012

Summary Report 2002–2011

Summary Report 2002–2006

 

 

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