Organic Certifying Agencies Registered in Michigan

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November 30, 2018 Vicki Morrone<sorrone@msu.edu>

Are you wondering which certifier to choose for your organic farm? Don't know which agencies certify in Michigan?

Here is a brief overview of who certifies Michigan organic farms:

Check out the one-page fact sheet for more information on the USDA-NOP Accredited Certifiers in Michigan.

For further information contact Vicki Morrone - Organic Production Specialist at Michigan State University, 517-353-3542 or sorrone@msu.edu.

Visit www.michiganorganic.msu.edu for information about certifying in Michigan. Note that this fact sheet provides a list of agencies who certify organic farms in Michigan. This is not an endorsement of the agencies.

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