Handlers Payment - OEFFA Certification

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I'm adding new products, equipment, or processes to my OSP

Describe and list expected date of organic production

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New Applicants: Organic handlers who operate their facility on a year-round basis may submit an Organic System Plan at any time during the year. Handlers who operate their facility on a seasonal basis must submit their Organic System Plan so that the initial inspection can occur when the facility is in operation. If you have never been certified, fees are based on projected gross sales from organic products and services for your first 12 months of organic certification. Late fees do not apply to new operations.

Certified Operations Renewing Certification with OEFFA: OEFFA’s handler certification application fee is determined by your operation’s gross sales from organic products and services in 2022. This fee is due with the OSP for Handlers. The deadline for Group A renewing operations is March 31, 2023 and September 1, 2023 for Group B.

Inspection fees and expenses are additional and will be billed after the inspection. Your inspector will contact you to discuss these fees before your inspection. The inspection fee is determined by the complexity of your operation, the number of sites the inspector must visit, the length of the inspection, and the travel expenses incurred by the inspector. Inspection fees typically range from $250 to $1,000.

E-mail new label proofs for currently certified products to organic@oeffa.org

New Applicants: Organic handlers who operate their facility on a year-round basis may submit an Organic System Plan at any time during the year. Handlers who operate their facility on a seasonal basis must submit their Organic System Plan so that the initial inspection can occur when the facility is in operation. If you have never been certified, fees are based on projected gross sales from organic products and services for your first 12 months of organic certification. Late fees do not apply to new operations.

Certified Operations Renewing Certification with OEFFA: OEFFA’s handler certification application fee is determined by your operation’s gross sales from organic products and services in 2022. This fee is due with the OSP for Handlers. The deadline for Group A renewing operations is March 31, 2023 and September 1, 2023 for Group B.

Inspection fees and expenses are additional and will be billed after the inspection. Your inspector will contact you to discuss these fees before your inspection. The inspection fee is determined by the complexity of your operation, the number of sites the inspector must visit, the length of the inspection, and the travel expenses incurred by the inspector. Inspection fees typically range from $250 to $1,000.

E-mail new label proofs for currently certified products to <a href="mailto:organic@oeffa.org">organic@oeffa.org</a>

<p><strong>New Applicants:</strong> Organic handlers who operate their facility on a year-round basis may submit an Organic System Plan at any time during the year. Handlers who operate their facility on a seasonal basis must submit their Organic System Plan so that the initial inspection can occur when the facility is in operation. If you have never been certified, fees are based on projected gross sales from organic products and services for your first 12 months of organic certification. <strong>Late fees do not apply to new operations.</strong></p>

<p><strong>Certified Operations Renewing Certification with OEFFA:</strong> OEFFA’s handler certification application fee is determined by your operation’s gross sales from organic products and services in 2022. This fee is due with the OSP for Handlers. <strong>The deadline for Group A renewing operations is March 31, 2023 and September 1, 2023 for Group B.</strong></p>

<p><strong>Inspection fees and expenses are additional and will be billed after the inspection.</strong> Your inspector will contact you to discuss these fees before your inspection. The inspection fee is determined by the complexity of your operation, the number of sites the inspector must visit, the length of the inspection, and the travel expenses incurred by the inspector. <strong>Inspection fees typically range from $250 to $1,000.</strong></p>

<p><strong>E-mail new label proofs for currently certified products to <em><a href="mailto:organic@oeffa.org">organic@oeffa.org</a></em></strong></p>

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Application Fee

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New Applicants – fees are based on projected gross sales from organic products and services for your first 12 months of Organic certification

<strong>New Applicants</strong> – fees are based on projected gross sales from organic products and services for your first 12 months of Organic certification

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Application Fee

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Rush Requests

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Rush Tier 1 – OEFFA will assign an inspector as soon as possible after the receipt of the complete OSP and payment; inspector will submit report within 2 business days of inspection; we will notify the operator of compliance issues or issue a certificate within 5 business days after the inspection report is received. Certification is not guaranteed.

Rush Tier 2 – We will make every effort to complete the process in less than 90 days. Certification is not guaranteed.

Rush Tier 1 - Expedite my Certification $1000

Rush Tier 2 - Expedite my Certification $500

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Grass-fed Certification

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If you would like to Add grass-fed certification

Grass fed fee $325

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