SOS is excited to see all of the attendees today for this exclusive IOIA/ SOS webinar over organic fraud prevention plans in the post USDA NOP SOE implementation period. See you today! Stay tuned for the next webinar over OLPS, coming November 8th.
🌟 Educational Opportunity! 🌟 Attention all certifiers, inspectors, quality personnel, and compliance enthusiasts! 🚜🔍 Mark your calendars for August 16, 2024! Our esteemed experts, Gwendolyn Wyard and Johanna Phillips, will be delivering an inspection-focused training on Fraud Prevention Plans in collaboration with the International Organic Inspectors Association (IOIA). Don’t miss this chance to enhance your knowledge and expertise in fraud prevention within the organic industry! 🌱🛡️ 🔗 Register here: https://lnkd.in/ga-zgHkn OR via IOIA's website: https://lnkd.in/ga55De9g Course Description: Organic Fraud Prevention Plans are now required for all certified operations under the SOE regulation update, but each plan will be unique to the operation and built from its own assessment including a unique set of science, data and common sense. With no one right answer, what should the organic inspector be looking for? What should you be reporting? In this training, you will review the origins and strategy of a fraud prevention plan followed by an in-depth look at organic fraud prevention plans for crops, livestock, and handling. High-level considerations (internal and external) will be explored along with specific examples of vulnerabilities and corresponding mitigation strategies. Finally, potential non-compliances for incomplete or inadequate plans will be discussed, inspection questions and tips will be highlighted, and helpful tools and resources will be provided. Cost: $200 for non IOIA members $175 for IOIA Supporting Members $100 for IOIA Inspector Members Join us and stay ahead in ensuring the integrity and transparency in organic certification. 🌍✨ #OrganicIntegrity #FraudPrevention #IOIA #OrganicTraining #ComplianceExcellence #SustainablePractices #LearningOpportunity #OrganicStandards