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The Research Institute of Organic Agriculture (German: Forschungsinstitut für biologischen Landbau, in short: FiBL), is an organic farming information and research centre. As an independent and non-profit organization, it promotes research and projects that help farmers improve their productivity with consideration of environmental and health ...
According to the latest survey on organic agriculture, carried out by the Research Institute of Organic Agriculture FiBL and the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements IFOAM, organic agriculture is developing rapidly, and statistical information is now available from 141 countries of the world. Its share of agricultural land ...
Region [1]: Country : Status : Website (where available) European Union (28) Austria: Fully implemented Belgium: Fully implemented Bulgaria: Fully implemented
The organic market in the EU increased by 7.4% in 2014, led by Germany with 7,910 million Euro retail sales and a growth rate of 4.8%, followed by France, UK and Italy. (FIBL-AMI survey 2016 based on national data sources). [citation needed]
The FiBL project team is based in offices in Switzerland (Frick) and Ukraine (Kyiv). The project leader has the overall responsibility for project implementation and is based in Switzerland. He is in continuous contact with the project manager, who leads the FiBL office in Kyiv. The project manager supervises and coordinates the activities in ...
Bio Suisse is the main organisation of organic agriculture in Switzerland.This umbrella organization counts 33 organic farmers' associations among its members, as well as the Research Institute of Organic Agriculture FiBL.
According to the 2008 Organic Production Survey, approximately 7% of organic farm sales were direct-to-consumers, 10% went direct to retailers, and approximately 83% went into wholesale markets. In comparison, only 0.4% of the value of convention agricultural commodities were direct-to-consumers.
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