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The Organic Trade As*ociation is coordinating the effort to advance a voluntary industry-invested organic research, promotion and education check-off-like program,. This is a private-sector initiative that will be collaboratively designed and implemented by organic stakeholders. Do*nload video and graphic as*ets to share with your social media networks. The organic sector's integrated value chain not only delivers organic products from seed to shelf, but helps to capture consumer demand for the benefit of the fa*mers, the economy, and the public. Do*nload the latest organic industry infographic OTA's Board is comprised of 15 diverse individuals, from multiple points along the supply chain, who bring an unparalleled commitment and vision to guide the future direction of OTA. Meet Our Board of Directors OTA’s consumer survey takes an in-depth look at the buying patterns of American households, who buys organic products, what products are being bought, the reasons behind those decisions, and the purchase patterns of the organic consumer. The Organic Trade As*ociation has taken action to defend the organic seal and organic standards by filing a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture over its failure to put into effect new organic livestock standards. The Organic Center and Northeastern University have released a breakthrough study showing that organic cuts agriculture’s contribution to climate change! Organic can help mitigate climate change! OTA’s members work together through networking, advocacy, and other initiatives to encourage and protect organic fa*ming practices, and to share messages about the positive environmental and nutritional attributes of organic products with consumers, the media, and OTA has spearheaded and underwritten significant studies on organic trade in its effort to build a sound set of data for organic stakeholders and policymakers when they make their business decisions and design policy. The latest report is now available for do*nload.