Organic Farming | Product Records and Applicability

New Sun Oversea provides soil-management product information. Confirm each product's scope from its labelling, site conditions and applicable regulations. Eligibility for organic use or subsidies must be confirmed against the competent authority's current notices.

1 Organic agriculture and farming claims

What is Organic Agriculture?

Organic agriculture is a legal term. Products and production processes may use the word "organic" only when they meet the applicable requirements. Organic agricultural products must be verified by an accredited verification body under the Ministry of Agriculture. Verification covers the relevant production records, materials and conditions under the applicable standards.

How should "toxin-free" claims be assessed?

"Toxin-free cultivation" is not a single, universally applicable product or certification label. Any claim about agricultural labels, residue standards or farming practices must be confirmed against the applicable certification system, competent-authority requirements and test data.

2 Organic verification and farming claims

Before transitioning to organic agriculture, confirm application eligibility, transition arrangements, production environment, permitted substances and inspection requirements with an organic verification body. Crop type, land, irrigation water and materials must be reviewed against current verification standards and individual documents.

"Toxin-free" is not a uniform national verification category, and avoiding one material does not by itself establish crop safety. Organic, environmentally friendly, residue or safety claims require the applicable verification scheme, authority requirements, cultivation records and crop-specific test data.

3 Materials Usable in Organic Agriculture

Permitted substances for organic and transitional organic production must be confirmed through current authority notices, product documents and verifier requirements. A product name or marketing term alone does not establish organic-farming suitability.

Lists of allowed materials, verification requirements and subsidy eligibility may change. Confirm the current authority notice, product documents and application requirements before making a production or purchasing decision.

4 Material use outside organic verification

Farming outside organic verification still requires materials to be selected from product labelling, crop needs and plant-protection requirements. Pesticide-residue and safety claims require sampling and testing of the specific crop lot.

Registration-exempt plant-protection materials are a product-management classification. Their permitted use, precautions and any farming-system eligibility must be determined from the current product label, competent-authority requirements and site conditions; the classification is not a safety or efficacy certification.

5 Characteristics of New Sun Oversea Materials

For soil and crop management, select materials only after reviewing the current label, applicable regulations and field diagnosis. Do not represent a product as organic, residue-free, safe or effective unless the relevant certification or evidence specifically supports that claim.