About Organic Handlers
About Organic Handlers
About Organic Handlers Where education meets action – helping every handler contribute to a stronger, more resilient organic future.
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Organic Handlers brings together trusted guidance to support organic handlers in their day-to-day work. Built on U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) standards through the National Organic Program (NOP) and developed with content from Organic Agronomy Training Service (OATS), the platform translates complex requirements into clear and accessible information. The Organic Trade Association (OTA) delivers this resource to make organic compliance more accessible across the supply chain.
We listen to handlers, then create solutions that work in the real world.
Every resource starts with conversations. We interview organic professionals nationwide to understand their daily challenges. Content is written, reviewed by experts, and tested for practical application. The result is education that actually helps through videos you can watch during lunch, templates you can use today, and guidance you can trust.
From quick reference guides to video training-all free, always accessible.
Visit the Resources library to find everything you need. Access checklists, flowcharts, and templates by certification theme, watch educational videos and real handler case studies, and follow direct links to advanced lessons in the Organic Integrity Learning Center. These materials are designed to support you at every stage of your organic certification journey.
We listen to handlers, then create solutions that work in the real world.
Every resource starts with conversations. We interview organic professionals nationwide to understand their daily challenges. Content is written, reviewed by experts, and tested for practical application. The result is education that actually helps through videos you can watch during lunch, templates you can use today, and guidance you can trust.
Your membership shapes the future of organic policy and education.
The Organic Trade Association leads national advocacy, education, and market development for organic. When you join, you strengthen projects like Organic Handlers while advancing the entire industry through policy leadership and community impact.
