by Julie Wilson | Dec 28, 2024 | Commentary, OrganicEye Posts
Labeling error illustrates serious lack of management control, organic industry watchdog to file formal legal complaint. By Mark Kastel, executive director, OrganicEye On Friday, December 20, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) publicized a recall of... 
by Julie Wilson | Dec 12, 2024 | OrganicEye Posts
The staff at OrganicEye has received multiple inquiries concerned about a feed additive for ruminants designed to reduce “emissions.” Although, we felt confident it wasn’t approved for use in USDA certified organic dairy products, we decided to take a deeper dive. On... 
by Mark Kastel | Dec 8, 2024 | News Posts, OrganicEye Posts
Sunrise Organic Dairy in Paul, Idaho (certified by Oregon Tilth) Multiple Incidents of Fraud Said to Have Been Ignored by Past Administrations LA FARGE, WIS: The country’s preeminent organic industry watchdog, OrganicEye, filed formal legal complaints against... 
by Reginald Holmes | Dec 2, 2024 | OrganicEye Posts
Egg production operation certified by Oregon Tilth. Some certifiers call this “organic.” Let’s tell the USDA they’re wrong! Creating a Higher-Integrity Organic Label by Carefully Choosing Certifiers OrganicEye has recently completed research... 
by Reginald Holmes | Nov 19, 2024 | OrganicEye Posts
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by Julie Wilson | Nov 19, 2024 | OrganicEye Posts
When Oregon organic hazelnut grower Bruce Kaser started looking into why organic hazelnut imports from Turkey were priced so low, close to conventional hazelnuts, he found he was pulling on a thread that had the USDA certification of foreign commodities unraveling....