On 25 September 2020, we want to showcase the farmers who grow our food and the role they play in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Help us by sharing stories far and wide!

In April 2020 IFOAM – Organics International has endorsed four new standards as organic for inclusion in the IFOAM Family of Standards.

We are more than happy to announce that we have launched our new website today. Yes Today!

The environmental effects of agriculture and food are hotly debated. But the most widely used method of analysis often tends to overlook vital factors, such as biodiversity, soil quality, pesticide impacts and societal shifts, and these oversights can lead to wrong conclusions on the merits of intensive and organic agriculture. 

More than 80 farmers' leaders from around the world gathered at the 7th Global Meeting of the Farmers’ Forum. INOFO’s delegates didn’t miss the chance to advocated for organic.

In light of recent developments around covid-19, the organizing committee has decided to postpone the Organic World Congress to September 8-10, 2021. We are grateful for the unwavering support from our international, national and local partners and are confident that this is the right decision for all involved.

We are pleased to hear that the African Union has officially endorsed Biovision Africa Trust whose Executive Director, Dr. David Amudavi, is a member of the world board of IFOAM - Organics International, to host the Ecological Organic Agriculture (EOA) Initiative secretariat.

On April 23, IFOAM – Organics International in collaboration with the Global Landscapes Forum, will host a digital forum exploring the role of smallholder farmers as the trend toward lab-grown food attempts to address the shortcomings of how we currently produce and consume food. Translation will be provided in French and Spanish.

A Message from IFOAM - Organics International at the Passing of Dr. Suh Chong-Hyuk

Thank you for joining our event ‘Food without Farmers’ on 23.04.2020. We reached 1 million people on social media and 7,000 people tuned in from all over the world.