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The Soil Association

The Soil Association

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Promoting sustainable, organic farming and championing human health.

Making change

Building public awareness to influence government and industry attitudes to issues like:

* Genetic engineering in food

* Pesticides

* Threat to wildlife from intensive agriculture

* Antibiotics

* Closure of small abattoirs

* Harmful effects of intensive farming on food quality and safety



Setting standards

Setting standards to ensure the integrity of organic food and other products.

Certification and inspection

The Soil Association symbol can be found on over 70% of Britain's organic produce - a guarantee that it has been grown or produced to the highest standards of organic integrity. We also undertake certification of timber and wood products.

Soil Association Certification Ltd enforces these standards through certification and regular inspections of producers, processors and suppliers.

Market development

Promoting organic food so that people everywhere will have the opportunity to buy and eat organic, be it from a local market, a box scheme, a corner shop or supermarket.

Influencing and policy work

Working with government, non-governmental organisations and the public to improve the climate for organic agriculture.

Information and education

Creating an informed body of opinion through:

* Our membership publications

* Our library of comprehensive briefing and fact sheets

* Working with schools and the media

* Book sales

* Technical publications for farmers and growers

* Exhibiting at shows

* Our network of demonstration forms.

Advisory work

Representing, supporting and advising the farmers and growers who are building an organic future.

Local food links

Providing sustainable solutions that deliver local food to local people.

Contact Information

Website:
www.soilassociation.org
Address:
The Soil Association
Marlborough Street
Bristol
BS1 3NX
Telephone:
0117 314 5000
Fax:
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Contact Name:
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Email Address:
info@soilassociation.org