We are pleased to share the latest Certified Operator Directory from Organic T&C.
You can find the most up-to-date list of operators certified under IFOAM standards in the attached file.

You can find the most recent directory of the operators certified to IFOAM.

Organic T&C LLC hereby publishes the current status of our subcontracted testing laboratories.

1. Testing Laboratory: SGS

• Address: #301, Building A, ALT Knowledge Industry Center, 67 Malgeunnae-gil, Uiwang-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea

• Scope of Analysis: Residual pesticides, veterinary drugs, environmental samples, soil and water, etc.

2. Testing Laboratory: Korea Functional Food Research Institute

• Address: #102, Building A, 700 Daewangpangyo-ro, Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea

• Scope of Analysis: Radioactivity, heavy metals, veterinary drugs, etc.

For any inquiries, please feel free to contact Organic T&C., LLC.

Thank you.

We have published the Certified Operator Directory of Organic T&C.
Please refer to the attached document for details.

You can find the most recent directory of the operators certified to IFOAM.

We have published the Certified Operator Directory of Organic T&C.
Please refer to the attached document for details.

You can find the most recent directory of the operators certified to IFOAM.

[Overseas Food Certification Support Center]

Korea Food Research Institute is promoting the “2025 Overseas Certification Registration Support Program” to enhance the international credibility of Korean agricultural and food products and to expand exports by supporting the costs required for obtaining overseas certifications.

We encourage the active participation of interested companies.

We hereby publish the 2025 implementation guidelines for the Direct Payment Program supporting eco-friendly aquaculture production and certification.

These guidelines have been established to promote the certification of eco-friendly aquatic products and to enhance the sustainable development of the aquaculture sector.

Please refer to the attached file for detailed information.

Under the current law, the Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs or the Minister of Oceans and Fisheries may certify organic food, etc. to foster the organic food industry and protect consumers.
The law further stipulates that any person who advertises a product that has not been certified as organic food as if it were certified, or who advertises a certified product in a manner inconsistent with the certified content, shall be subject to imprisonment for up to three years or a fine of up to 30 million won.

However, although the law already includes punitive provisions covering not only the use of official “certification marks” but also the use of terms such as “organic,” “pesticide-free,” or “eco-friendly” in a way that could mislead consumers into believing the product is certified, judicial authorities have occasionally dismissed cases where the literal terms “certification mark” or “certified” were not explicitly used. This has created limitations on enforcement activities carried out by the National Agricultural Products Quality Management Service (NAQS).

Therefore, this amendment aims to explicitly stipulate that persons who (i) advertise uncertified products as certified products, (ii) advertise certified products inconsistently with the certified content, or (iii) repeatedly (two or more times) engage in misleading advertisements that could cause products to be mistaken as certified, shall be subject to enforcement measures. This clarification is intended to ensure the smooth execution of monitoring and enforcement activities related to eco-friendly certification. (Proposed Article 30(1), etc.)