Introduction
Malaysian Organic Scheme (SOM) |
Certification scheme developed by the Department of Agriculture to give recognition to farms that practice organic farming based on Malaysian Standard MS 1529: 2001 The Production, Processing, Labeling & Marketing of Plant Based Organically Produced Food. |
Malaysian Organic (myOrganic) |
Rebranding of the Malaysian Organic Scheme (SOM) in giving recognition to farms operated organically based on Malaysian Standard MS 1529: 2015 Plant-based organically produced foods-requirements for production, processing, handling, labeling and marketing (First Revision). |
Objective
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Advantage
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Application Criteria
a) | The categories of applicants are as follows: |
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b) | Applicants must ensure: |
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Application Procedure
a) | Applications must be made using the myOrganic Application Form 1-1. The form can be found at: |
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b) | The completed application form must be submitted to the nearest District Agriculture Office. The set of documents that need to be submitted is as follows: |
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Service Charge Rate
Participation in this scheme is voluntary and the services provided are FREE. |
Application Criteria
Applicants must pass the following three things: |
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Certification Process
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Audit
a) | Pre-Audit |
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b) | Follow-up Audit |
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Validity
The validity period of myOrganic certification is one year. |
Monitoring
Periodic monitoring will be carried out at least once every six months by the Department of Agriculture. |
Certificate Renewal
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Certificate Revocation
MyOrganic recognition may be revoked for the following reasons: |
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