International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements - Members

Members

IFOAM Member Organizations on Wikipedia
  • Alnatura
  • Bio Austria
  • Biokreis e.V.
  • Bioland e.V.
  • Biopark
  • Bio Suisse
  • BIOCOOP
  • Bund Ökologische Lebensmittelwirtschaft / Association of Organic Food Producers and Traders
  • COOP Switzerland
  • Delhaize
  • Demeter International
  • Ecocert
  • Ecovin
  • Equal Exchange
  • Fédération Nationale d'Agriculture Biologique des Régions de France
  • Gäa e.V.
  • Garden Organic
  • Irish Organic Farmers and Growers Association
  • Lantbrukarnas Riksförbund / Federation of Swedish Farmers
  • Migros
  • Nature et Progrès
  • Naturland e.V.
  • Navdanya
  • Organic Trade Association
  • Organic Crop Improvement Association
  • Organic Food Development Center
  • Research Institute of Organic Agriculture
  • Schweisfurth Foundation
  • SEKEM
  • Stichting Skal
  • Soil Association
  • Spices Board of India
  • Uganda Martyrs University, Faculty of Agriculture
  • Urtekram
  • WWOOF / Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms
  • BOKU / Universität für Bodenkultur
  • World Vegetable Center

For a full list of member organizations, see the IFOAM Directory

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