Organic - Revision history

Jukeboksi: same scheme as in Fair Trade

2004-09-09T14:27:37Z

same scheme as in Fair Trade

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	References: [http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/705463210?ts=1076273212 this petition about the redefinition of 'organic' in US agriculture]		References: [http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/705463210?ts=1076273212 this petition about the redefinition of 'organic' in US agriculture]

			*'''Organic''' is a feature of a product.
			*[[Partially Organic]] is a [[feature]] of a [[product]], meaning that some raw-materials or parts of the product are organic. (eg. In restaurant meals)
			*[[Partially Organic Trading]] is a [[feature]] of a [[company]], meaning that some part of the company's business deals/produces organic products.
			*[[Fully Organic Trading]] is a feature of a company, meaning that the company deals only/produces in organic

2004-02-08T20:48:29Z

reference proving even the most basic terms are still contested

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	The [[label]] '''organic''' is variously defined. There is a range of [[audit]] procedures one might apply to determine what is "[[not organic]]". [[Faction]]s make it impossible to settle on one strict and global definition, so this is a '''''[[contested term]] - see [[glossary]] for other such contested terms.'''''		The [[label]] '''organic''' is variously defined. There is a range of [[audit]] procedures one might apply to determine what is "[[not organic]]". [[Faction]]s make it impossible to settle on one strict and global definition, so this is a '''''[[contested term]] - see [[glossary]] for other such contested terms.'''''

			References: [http://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/705463210?ts=1076273212 this petition about the redefinition of 'organic' in US agriculture]

2003-06-07T18:42:45Z

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	An organic product (e.g. food, clothing) is made without the use of synthetic chemicals. It is likely to be free of human made [[w:pesticide\|pesticide]]s and chemical [[w:fertilizer\|fertilizer]]s.		An '''organic''' product (e.g. food, clothing) is made without the use of synthetic chemicals. It is likely to be free of human made [[w:pesticide\|pesticide]]s and chemical [[w:fertilizer\|fertilizer]]s. It does not disrupt the local ecology and is probably of local origin, e.g. [[w:Slow Food\|Slow Food]].

			The [[label]] '''organic''' is variously defined. There is a range of [[audit]] procedures one might apply to determine what is "[[not organic]]". [[Faction]]s make it impossible to settle on one strict and global definition, so this is a '''''[[contested term]] - see [[glossary]] for other such contested terms.'''''

2003-06-07T05:27:57Z

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	An organic product (e.g. food, clothing) is made without the use of synthetic chemicals. It is likely to be free of human made [[w:pesticide]]s and [[w:~~chemical~~ fertilizer]]s.		An organic product (e.g. food, clothing) is made without the use of synthetic chemicals. It is likely to be free of human made [[w:pesticide\|pesticide]]s and chemical [[w:fertilizer\|fertilizer]]s.

2003-06-07T05:27:16Z

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	~~Molocules that are~~ free of human made [[~~pesticides]], [[herbacides~~]] and [[chemical ~~fertilizers~~]]		An organic product (e.g. food, clothing) is made without the use of synthetic chemicals. It is likely to be free of human made [[w:pesticide]]s and [[w:chemical fertilizer]]s.

2003-06-07T01:55:10Z

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Molocules that are free of human made [[pesticides]], [[herbacides]] and [[chemical fertilizers]]