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Australian Organic Limited (AOL) is the peak industry body engaging with government and industry to promote the commercial and social interests of those who are certified and protect the integrity of the sector against fraud and misleading organics. AOL has been at the foundation of organics since 1987 and is identified by the most recognised mark in Australia, the Australian Certified Organic 'Bu

d' logo. This trademark signals the highest of integrity and is recognised by 64 per cent of Australian consumers. COMMUNITY GUIDELINES
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Every September, we celebrate the people, producers and businesses behind Australia's certified organic industry while h...
31/08/2026

Every September, we celebrate the people, producers and businesses behind Australia's certified organic industry while helping consumers better understand what certified organic really means.

Throughout the month, we'll be sharing practical tips, expert insights and educational content to help you make informed choices with confidence.

Stay tuned and join us as we celebrate everything certified organic

Natural and certified organic aren't the same thing. Here's why.While terms like "natural" are often used on product pac...
28/08/2026

Natural and certified organic aren't the same thing. Here's why.

While terms like "natural" are often used on product packaging, certified organic products must meet recognised organic standards and undergo an independent certification process.

Certification provides assurance that a product has been assessed against these standards, helping consumers make informed choices about the products they buy.

Understanding the difference between marketing claims and certified standards can help take the guesswork out of shopping.

24/08/2026

Stuck in a lunchbox rut?

Our lunchbox series continues with these quick and easy chicken Caesar wraps made with certified Australian organic chicken breast and fresh ingredients.

Simple to prepare, packed with flavour and better for you and the planet, add this meal to the weekly lunchbox rotation.

Going organic doesn't have to be all or nothing. It might start with noticing the certification logo, choosing one simpl...
20/08/2026

Going organic doesn't have to be all or nothing.

It might start with noticing the certification logo, choosing one simple swap, or tossing a bit of seasonal produce into your basket.

Those small decisions matter. Each one helps back Australian farms who are committed to a better planet.

Did you know that some pesticides permitted for use in Australia have been restricted or banned in other parts of the wo...
17/08/2026

Did you know that some pesticides permitted for use in Australia have been restricted or banned in other parts of the world?

Different countries have different approaches to agricultural regulation, which is why many Australians are becoming increasingly interested in how their food is grown.

For some, choosing certified organic is one way to reduce exposure to synthetic pesticides and support farming practices that work in harmony with nature.

CERES Grocery, Bakery and Cafe is much more than a grocery store. From certified organic fruit and vegetables to pantry ...
14/08/2026

CERES Grocery, Bakery and Cafe is much more than a grocery store. From certified organic fruit and vegetables to pantry staples, fresh sourdough, organic coffee and seasonal café dishes, it's a place that celebrates good food and sustainable living.

Whether you're planning a weekend visit or simply looking for more certified organic options, CERES is a great place to explore.

Looking to explore Brisbane's organic scene?From community-led farms and trusted organic grocers to cafés committed to q...
06/08/2026

Looking to explore Brisbane's organic scene?

From community-led farms and trusted organic grocers to cafés committed to quality ingredients, Brisbane is home to plenty of places making it easier to shop and eat organic.

Whether you're stocking up on pantry staples, browsing fresh produce or searching for your next coffee stop, these are some of our favourite certified organic finds across the city.

Save this guide for later and share it with a fellow organic food lover.

Market Organics, Newmarket
Ground Alchemy, New Farm
Wray Organic, North Lakes
Northy Street City Farm, Windsor

Have we missed a Brisbane favourite? Let us know in the comments.

Did you know biodynamic farming has been practised for more than 100 years?While biodynamic farming shares many principl...
31/07/2026

Did you know biodynamic farming has been practised for more than 100 years?

While biodynamic farming shares many principles with organic agriculture, it takes a whole-farm approach, viewing the farm as a living, interconnected ecosystem where soil, plants, animals and people all play a role.

Many biodynamic farmers focus on building healthy soils, encouraging biodiversity and creating resilient farming systems that can thrive over the long term.

Choosing certified organic starts with knowing what to look for. The easiest way to identify certified organic products ...
30/07/2026

Choosing certified organic starts with knowing what to look for.

The easiest way to identify certified organic products is by checking for an Australian organic certification logo on the packaging while you shop. These logos provide assurance that the product has met recognised organic standards.

At Australian Organic, we're passionate about helping Australians feel more confident navigating the organic aisle, because making informed choices shouldn't have to be complicated.

Next time you're shopping, see how many certified organic products you can spot.

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