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National Organic Action Plan. From the Margins to the Mainstream: Advancing Organic Agriculture in the U.S.

January 11th, 2010

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The National Organic Action Plan (NOAP), co-edited by CFS’s Organic Policy Director, Lisa J. Bunin, Ph.D., represents the culmination of five years of meetings that engaged diverse stakeholders in envisioning the future of organic and in building strategies for realizing our collective vision. It calls for the creation of an expanded organic policy agenda for the next decade and beyond that reflects the broad social, environmental, and health values of the organic movement and the associated benefits that organic food systems afford society. The goal of the NOAP Project is to establish organic as the foundation for food and agricultural production systems across the United States.

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