Fertilizer Registration Services
Content Verified offers state by state fertilizer registration services and tonnage reporting for both organic and conventional products. Registration/licensing and tonnage reporting requirements vary by state. Forty-eight states require registration/licensing and tonnage reporting for commercial fertilizers, bulk and specialty fertilizers, agricultural minerals, pesticides, soil and plant additives, soil pH altering products, soil and plant auxiliary substances, soil conditioners, and soil amendments. Content Verified will keep track of the numerous deadlines and compile and submit all necessary documentation on your behalf. Content Verified’s experience navigating the state requirements facilitates your products reaching the marketplace efficiently.
Our State Fertilizer Registration Services Include:
- New fertilizer product applications – Most states have both a company application and a product application. We complete all applications for each requested state.
- Label review – We will help you ensure that your label is compliant in all states.
- Content Verified will represent your company through the entire registration/licensing process including interacting with state regulators during the review process.
- Submit midyear label changes and other updates.
- Maintain existing registrations (annual renewals)
- Compile and Submit fertilizer tonnage reports
Organic Fertilizer Compliance Services
The National List of Allowed and Prohibited Substances identifies substances that may or may not be used in organic crop production, livestock production, and handling. All non-organic materials used in organic production and handling must be approved prior to use in organic. The certifier is responsible for determining if an input material meets the requirements of the National Organic Program. Additionally, there are three organizations that review products and publish lists of products allowed for organic production: Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI), Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) Organic Food Program, and California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) Organic Input Material Program. These organizations obtain information about all the inert and active ingredients in a product formulation, review them, and assess whether the product is allowed.
Our Organic Fertilizer Compliance Services Include the Services Listed Above And:
- Organic Input Material Verification – We will pre-review all ingredients for compliance to the National Organic Program.
- Assist your company in gathering and organize the information needed to submit the organic input materials for OMRI, CDFA, & WSDA Registration.
- Review all labels for organic compliance.
- Prepare and submit the application(s).