Endorse Now! Organic Agriculture is Soil-Based

OneCert is part of a coalition of highly respected organic certifiers who worked together to create a position statement concerning the fundamental principle that organic agriculture is–and should continue to be–soil-based agriculture. This position has since been endorsed by a number of organizations who still stand behind the idea that organic terrestrial crop production is […]

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From Our CEO: A Year of Resilience and Renewal

It has been quite a year. One of joy, as OneCert celebrated new beginnings with the ownership change and my transition into the role of CEO. One of sadness, as we said goodbye to our formidable founder. One of struggle, as some of us, and some of our dear clients, faced personal hardships. And one […]

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Planning Ahead: OneCert’s Holiday Availability

Our office will be closed from December 25 through January 4 to allow our team time with family and friends. During this period, we’ll have limited staff available to handle urgent requests. Non-urgent matters will be addressed promptly when we return on January 5, 2026. We encourage clients to plan ahead where possible for any […]

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REGISTER TODAY! National Organic Convening November

The National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) meeting and related events originally scheduled for Omaha, Nebraska have been canceled due to the government shutdown. Since this also cancelled their Pre-NOSB meeting, the National Organic Coalition (NOC) has planned an alternative virtual convening open to the industry on November 3rd and 17th. As a co-sponsor for the […]

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Introducing myOID: Your Streamlined Supplier Monitoring Solution!

We’re excited to announce the official launch of myOID, a new web application designed to make monitoring your organic certified suppliers significantly easier and more efficient. As a valued OneCert, Inc. client, myOID is completely free for you to use! We invite you to visit myOID.net, explore its features, try it out, and sign up […]

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NOSB Fall Meeting Plans: What You Need to Know

The National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) Fall meeting is scheduled for November 4-6, 2025, in Omaha, NE. However, due to the USDA lapse in appropriations, the National Organic Program (NOP) staff are currently furloughed, impacting the meeting format. Here’s a quick overview of the plans: Additional details about the meeting can be found on the […]

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Your Complete Guide to Minor Issues & Noncompliances

Getting a Notice of Noncompliance (NONC) or Minor Issue (MI) can feel a bit stressful, but honestly, they’re just a normal part of keeping your organic certification. Think of them as chances to get even better, not as a slap on the wrist. This article will break down what MIs and NONCs are all about, […]

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The Government Shutdown: Everything you need to know about how this affects organic certification.

The government is in shutdown mode and there’s no end in sight. You might be wondering how this affects the USDA organic program, a federally administered system. While organic certification is always handled by state departments of agriculture or private certification entities like OneCert, certifying agents administering the organic program are impacted by the shutdown. […]

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Important Update: Changes to Reconditioning Procedures for Organic Imports Without NOPIC

Effective October 1, 2025, the USDA National Organic Program (NOP) is implementing a significant change that affects all certified organic shipments entering the United States. Organic importers should take note of the following update to ensure continued compliance. Reconditioning No Longer Permitted Without a Valid NOPIC Starting October 1, organic shipments arriving in the U.S. […]

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