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Australian Organic Sustainability Actions

Pushed for organic regulation

Australian Organic Limited says its main strategic priority is to create a domestic organic regulation system that fits with export rules. It presents this as a way to make the sector easier to trust and to reduce fraud and misleading claims about organics. The group also says it works with government and industry to protect the commercial and social interests of certified operators.

Backed traceability platform

In June 2026, Australian Organic Limited said it had been selected for government funding to build a national platform for organic certification verification. The planned system is meant to help consumers, businesses, regulators, and trading partners check whether a business or product is certified organic. This is a traceability tool, meaning it helps follow and verify claims through the supply chain.

Published organic impact claims

On its environmental pages, Australian Organic explains how organic farming can reduce synthetic pesticide and fertiliser use, lower chemical runoff, improve soil carbon, and support biodiversity. It also says organic systems can be more drought resilient because healthier soil holds more moisture. These are published claims about the environmental effects of organic farming, supported on the site with references to studies and technical notes.

Released market and sector updates

Australian Organic regularly publishes news and market updates about the organic sector, including a 2026 market report snapshot and reports on sales growth, research strategy, and policy reform. This shows it is actively collecting and sharing industry information for members and the wider sector. The material is aimed at helping the organic market grow and at informing public debate about regulation and standards.

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