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The Organic Trade Association (OTA) is the membership-based business association for organic agriculture and products in North America. OTA is the leading voice for the organic trade in the United States, representing over 9,500 organic businesses across 50 states. Its members include growers, shippers, processors, certifiers, farmers' associations, distributors, importers, exporters, consultants, retailers and others. Organic products represented include organic foods, ingredients and beverages, as well as organic fibers, personal care products, pet foods, nutritional supplements, household cleaners and flowers. OTA’s Board of Directors is democratically elected by its members. Source
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| Country | United States of America |
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Search Articles[VIDEO] The Science Behind Organic Starts Here | A Message from Dr. Elias Miller
Organic Week 2026 is coming up September 14–16 at the Willard InterContinental in Washington, D.C., bringing together the people working across the organic community to move our sector forward. In this short video, Elias Miller, Ph.D., Manager of Science Programs at The Organic Center, shares why Organic Week provides an important opportunity to connect the science behind organic with the farmers, businesses, policymakers, researchers, and advocates putting it into practice.
Member Spotlight: How McGruder Farms Is Building an Organic Legacy
McGruder Family With a family legacy, like that of the McGruder’s of Alabama, Marie McGruder could just rest. She could enjoy her exit from corporate finance with the peace of knowing that she has done enough with her life and the legacy she inherited. Apparently not. Marie McGruder is the great-great granddaughter of Charles McGruder, a notable slave who was treated as a breeder for Alabama plantations.
[VIDEO] Explore the Organic Week 2026 Agenda | A Message from Adrienne Messe
Organic Week 2026 is taking shape, and the agenda is officially live. In this short video, Adrienne Messe, Director of Events at the Organic Trade Association, offers a behind-the-scenes look at how this year's program came together and highlights some of the exciting sessions attendees can expect when the organic community gathers in Washington, D.C., September 14–16.
[VIDEO] Where Data Meets Policy | A Message from Douglas Korb on Organic Week
Organic Week 2026 is more than an annual gathering. It's where data, advocacy, and collaboration come together to strengthen the future of organic. In this short video, Douglas Korb, Database Technology and Development Manager at the Organic Trade Association, shares how the work happening behind the scenes helps inform advocacy efforts, strengthen relationships, and advance organic policy on Capitol Hill.
OTA & The Organic Center Staff Retreat Strengthens Leadership Skills, Organic IQ, and Team Collaboration
Back Row: Deonte Monroe, Marketing & Communications Manager; Douglas Korb, Database, Technology, and Development Manager; Matt Landi, VP of Industry Relations; Sandy Pfaff, VP of Media Relations; Scott Rice, Sr. Director, Regulatory Affairs; Stephanie Jerger, VP of Operations; Ivanna Yang, VP of Government Affairs; Adrienne Messe, Director of Events; Amber Sciligo, Ph.D., Senior Director, The Organic Center; Janet Martz, Accounting Manager; Sarah Gorman, International Trade Manager.
[VIDEO] Lead the Way at Organic Week | A Message from Lucie Shamlou
Organic Week 2026 is coming up September 14–16 at the Willard InterContinental in Washington, D.C., and sponsorship is one of the most impactful ways to demonstrate your organization's commitment to the future of organic. In this short video, Lucie Shamlou, Industry Relations Coordinator at the Organic Trade Association, shares why sponsors play such an important role in creating a vibrant, collaborative Organic Week experience.
[VIDEO] Help Shape What's Next for Organic | A Message from Matt Landi
Organic Week 2026 is coming up September 14–16 at the Willard InterContinental in Washington, D.C., bringing together leaders from across the organic value chain for three days of networking, education, advocacy, and collaboration. In this short video, Matt Landi, Vice President of Industry Relations at the Organic Trade Association, reflects on the remarkable growth of the organic sector and why gathering as a community remains as important as ever.
[VIDEO] Why Sponsor Organic Week 2026? A Message from Danielle Cote
Organic Week 2026 is coming up September 14–16 at the Willard InterContinental in Washington, D.C., and we're inviting organizations across the organic sector to join us as sponsors. In this short video, Danielle Cote, Member Engagement Manager at the Organic Trade Association, shares why sponsorship is about more than visibility. It's an opportunity to support the conversations, connections, and advocacy efforts shaping the future of organic.
Organic Is in the House Farm Bill. Now the Senate Must Build on It.
The House-passed Farm Bill includes important wins for organic agriculture, reflecting the meaningful advocacy by OTA members, partners, and organic champions across the country. As the Farm Bill moves to the Senate, the organic sector has a clear message: organic cannot be treated as an afterthought. It is a growing, trusted, and high-value part of American agriculture, and federal policy should reflect that.
Protecting Animal Welfare in the Organic Standards Helps Grow the Organic Market
Organic works because consumers believe the USDA Organic seal means something real. That trust is not incidental. It is the foundation of a voluntary, market-based system that allows farmers, ranchers, brands, retailers, and supply chains to invest in organic production and benefit from doing so.