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TOS17: Malaysian government announces plans for a public–private partnership in certification scheme

At a public seminar in Kuala Lumpur on 13 August 2002 the Malaysian Department of Agriculture revealed the outline of its organic certification scheme, scheduled for implementation in January 2003. The surprise element in the proposed implementation of the Organik Malaysia scheme was the public-private partnership with Organic Alliance Malaysia (OAM), the private sector organic association.
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5 of 20 Good Reasons To Buy Organic

Eliminate use of growth hormones, antibiotics and genetically engineered drugs
and feeds in livestock. In Australia there remain 12 antibiotics that can be used as growth
promoters. More than 500 000kg of antibiotics were used each year in the 1990s. Resistant
bacteria such as Vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE) are known to spread via the food
chain (Collignon, 2003).

Source: BFA