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Organic Awareness Month

Written By  Go Vita
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Do You Know the Difference Between Organic and Certified Organic? If you're confused about the term organic, you're not alone – and Australian Organic Awareness Month this September is the perfect time to clear things up.  

While many shoppers assume that “organic” means clean, green, and chemical-free, the reality in Australia is more complex. Unlike some countries, Australia currently has no domestic regulation governing the use of the word “organic” on product labels. That means a product could claim to be organic while containing as little as 2% organic ingredients – and still include synthetic chemicals. 

The Power of Certified Organic

The most reliable way to ensure you are getting what you pay for is to look for the words “certified organic.” Products that carry this label have undergone a strict, independently audited certification process, meeting high standards such as the Australian Certified Organic Standard (ACOS). 

This process checks every step of the journey: 

 

  • Ingredient sourcing 
  • Farming and manufacturing practices 
  • Supply chain traceability 
  • Final product handling and packaging

 

When you choose a product with a certified organic logo – like the trusted Australian Organic “Bud” logo – you can shop with confidence, knowing it’s been verified from farm to shelf. 

Why Choose Certified Organic?

Better for your health – made without synthetic pesticides, fertilisers, or GMOs 
Better for the planet – supports sustainable farming and soil regeneration 
Better animal welfare – certified organic livestock are pasture-raised and free to roam 
Cruelty-free – certified organic products are not tested on animals 
Backed by trust – over 50% of Australian organic shoppers look for certification logos 

 

Support the Certified Organic Movement This September

Australian Organic Awareness Month (AOAM) is the nation’s biggest campaign celebrating the certified organic industry – from fresh produce and pantry staples to skincare and household items. 

Led by Australian Organic Ltd, AOAM is all about helping Aussies make informed, conscious choices. It’s a reminder to always look for trusted certification logos when shopping – and to support businesses that are doing the right thing for people and the planet. 

 

🛒 Visit your local Go Vita store this September to explore certified organic favourites 
📲 Share your organic finds on social media using #WhyOrganic and tag @australianorganic 
🔍 Learn more at www.whyorganic.com.au 

Information presented is for information purposes only and is not intended to replace advice or treatment from qualified healthcare professionals. The information is not intended to treat or diagnose. Always consult your healthcare professional before taking nutritional or herbal supplements. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have any allergies or diagnosed conditions, or are taking prescription medications, always consult your healthcare professional before taking nutritional or herbal supplements.

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