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That fits in to what I have seen happen in some cases with “organic “ certification. It’s a pay to play racket, with minimal effective oversight. I have a smal
by K0balt 2y ago
That fits in to what I have seen happen in some cases with “organic “ certification. It’s a pay to play racket, with minimal effective oversight. I have a small coffee plantation that I operate organically. If I pay 10000 usd I can say I’m certified organic, as long as I sign the paperwork and pass any initial testing and inspection. After seeing what passes for “organic” i decided that from my perspective it’s essentially meaningless from a food safety perspective, though it does convey intent and ethos in some cases.
- smeg_it 2y agoI saw a documentary similar to what your saying, but I believe it was on fair trade, and focused on underage workers.