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21、,-,-NATIONAL STANDARD OF CANADA CAN/CGSB32.3112006Supersedes part of CAN/CGSB-32.310-99ORGANIC PRODuCTION SySTemS PeRmITTeD SuBSTANCeS LISTSNATIONAL STANDARD OF CANADA CAN/CGSB3.142006Prepared by the Approved by the Canadian General Standards Board Standards Council of CanadaPublished September 2006
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24、at date of approval)Lynch, G. Chairperson ConsultantAndres, L. Dairy Farmers of CanadaBarry, C. Canadian Food Inspection AgencyBeauchemin, R. Table filire biologique du QubecBouchard, G. Fdration dagriculture biologique du QubecBouffard, D.-P. Conseil des appellations agro-alimentaires du QubecBoyle
25、, D. Pro Organics Marketing Inc.Buchler, H. Park Hill VineyardsBushnell, L. Consumers Council of CanadaCalhoun, R. Canadas Association for The Fifty-PlusChorniak, M. Food Processors of CanadaChrapko, V. Organic Crop Improvement Association Alberta, Chapter 1Cruikshank, J. Canadian Council of Grocery
26、 DistributorsDe Valk, R. Further Poultry Processors Association of CanadaEdwards, L. Organic Producers Association of Cawston and KeromeosEisen, R. Rare EnterprisesFrchette, J. Organisme de certification Qubec VraiGibson, J. Independent Organic Inspectors Association Canadian CommitteeGraham, R. Sun
27、opta OrganicsGravel, F. Garantie Bio-EcocertHamblin, G. Hamblins Organic Farm MillingHamm, J.W. OCPP/Pro-Cert Canada Inc.Hennigar, L. Canadian Federation of AgricultureHymers, K. Canadian Organic Livestock Association Inc.Kneen, C. BC Food Systems Network SocietyLeclair, M. Agriculture and Agri-Food
28、 CanadaLynch. D. Organic Agriculture Centre of CanadaMacey, A. Canadian Organic Growers National OfficeMiller, D. Organic Crop Improvement Association Saskatchewan, Chapter 8Nimmo, T.L. Organic Food Conferences CanadaNodge, G. Canadian Organic Certification Cooperative, Ltd.Phillips, C. Atlantic Can
29、adian Organic Regional NetworkPreater, R. Canadian Seed Growers AssociationRedden, J. Viriditas Herbal ProductsScott, A. Organic Producers Association of Manitoba Cooperative Inc.Semmelhaack, R. Organic Crop Improvement Association QuebecSinkevich, Y. Peace River Organic Producers AssociationSmillie
30、, J. Quality Assurance International CanadaTaylor, A. Saskatchewan Organic DirectorateWells, S. Organic Trade AssociationForget, M. Secretary Canadian General Standards Board Acknowledgment is made for the translation of this National Standard of Canada by the Translation Bureau of Public Works and
31、Government Services Canada.CAN/CGSB32.3112006Copyright Canadian General Standards Board Provided by IHS under license with CGSBNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-iCAN/CGSB32.3112006CANADIAN GeNeRAL STANDARDS BOARDORGANIC PRODuCTION SySTemS PeRmITTeD Su
32、BSTANCeS LISTSTABLe OF CONTeNTS Page1. SCOPe . 12. ReFeReNCeD PuBLICATIONS 1 3. ReQuIRemeNTS FOR ADDING OR AmeNDING SuBSTANCeS IN THe LISTS 14.PeRmITTeD SuBSTANCeS LISTS FOR CROP PRODuCTION . 14.1 Classification . 14.2 Soil Amendments 24.3 Crop Production Aids and materials 84.4 Weed management . 13
33、5. PeRmITTeD SuBSTANCeS LISTS FOR LIVeSTOCK PRODuCTION 135.1 Classification . 135.2 Feed, Feed Additives and Feed Supplements . 145.3 Health Care Products . 145.4 Production Aids 166. PeRmITTeD SuBSTANCeS LISTS FOR PROCeSSING AND SANITATION . 166.1 Classification . 166.2 Other Categories of Substanc
34、es 166.3 Organic Ingredients 176.4 Nonorganic Ingredients . 176.5 With Organic Ingredients 196.6 Processing Aids . 206.7 Cleaners, Disinfectants and Sanitizers . 216.8 Pest Control Substances . 217. NOTeS . 227.1 Sources of Referenced Publications 22APPeNDIX A ORGANIC PRODuCTION SySTemS ReVIeW ReCOR
35、D FOR GeNeRIC SuBSTANCeS ADDeD OR AmeNDeD . A1Copyright Canadian General Standards Board Provided by IHS under license with CGSBNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license from IHS-,-,-CAN/CGSB32.3112006 1CAN/CGSB32.3112006Supersedes part of CAN/CGSB-32.310-99CANADIAN GeNeR
36、AL STANDARDS BOARDORGANIC PRODuCTION SySTemS PeRmITTeD SuBSTANCeS LISTS1. SCOPe1.1. This standard1provides additional information to CAN/CGSB-32.310, Organic Production Systems General Principles and Management Standards. It consists of requirements for adding or amending permitted substances in the
37、 following lists, organized by category of use.1.2 Quantities and dimensions in this standard are given in metric units with yard/pound equivalents, mostly obtained through soft conversion, given in parentheses. The metric units shall be regarded as official in the event of dispute or unforeseen dif
38、ficulty arising from the conversion.2. ReFeReNCeD PuBLICATIONS2.1 The following publications are referenced in this standard:2.1.1 Canadian General Standards Board (CGSB)CAN/CGSB-32.310 Organic Production Systems General Principles and Management Standards.2.1.2 Health CanadaFood and Drugs Act (R.S.
39、 1985, c. F-27).2.1.3 Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA)Feeds Regulations, 1983 (SOR/83-593).3. ReQuIRemeNTS FOR ADDING OR AmeNDING SuBSTANCeS IN THe LISTS3.1 Section 11 of CAN/CGSB-32.310 outlines the requirements for adding or amending substances in the lists.4. PeRmITTeD SuBSTANCeS LISTS FOR
40、CROP PRODuCTION 4.1 Classification Crop production substances are classified according to the following uses and applications:a. Soil Amendments are substances applied to the soil to improve fertility and tilth and to correct soil problems. Fertilizers, plant foods and soil amendments are primarily
41、used for their plant nutrient content and may be applied to the soil or to the foliage of plants.b. Crop Production Aids and materials are substances used in conjunction with other substances, which may or may not be directly applied to the crop or soil, or substances used to control diseases or pes
42、ts. Examples includei. adjuvants, equipment cleaners, insect traps and plastic mulchii. vertebrate animal pest management substancesiii. plant disease management substancesiv. insect pest management (invertebrates), mites, molluscs and crustacean substancesv. nematode management substances.c. Weed m
43、anagement1References throughout this document to “this standard” refer to CAN/CGSB-32.311, Organic Production Systems Permitted Substances Lists.Copyright Canadian General Standards Board Provided by IHS under license with CGSBNot for ResaleNo reproduction or networking permitted without license fro
44、m IHS-,-,-2 CAN/CGSB32.31120064.2 Soil AmendmentsCommon Name(s) Origin and usage Agar For use in initial mushroom spawn production.Alfalfa meal and pellets Use organic alfalfa unless commercially unavailable. Ensure non-organic alfalfa is not a product of genetic engineering.Algae See Aquatic plant
45、products.Amino acids,non-syntheticAmino acids produced by plants, animals and micro-organisms that are not from genetic engineering and that are extracted or isolated by hydrolysis or by physical or other non-chemical means are considered non-synthetic. Non-synthetic amino acids may be used as plant
46、 growth regulators or chelating agents.Animal manure See sections 5 and 6 of CAN/CGSB-32.310.Animal manure, processed Heat-treated, mechanical and physical processed manures may be acceptable but shall be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.Aquatic plant products Natural (non-synthetic) extracts are al
47、lowed. Extraction with synthetic solvents is prohibited except for potassium hydroxide or sodium hydroxide, provided the amount of solvent used does not exceed the amount necessary for extraction. Of the two products, potassium hydroxide is the preferred choice; the manufacturer shall prove the need
48、 to use sodium hydroxide.Aquatic plant products are prohibited if they contain other synthetic preservatives, such as formaldehyde, or are fortified with other prohibited plant nutrients.Ash Ash from plant and animal sources only. Ash from burning minerals, manure or prohibited substances is prohibi
49、ted. Wood-stove ash is allowed only if not contaminated with coloured paper, plastics or other synthetic substances. Document non-contamination of ash obtained from off-farm sources including arsenic, cadmium, chromium and lead. (Manure ash is prohibited because burning manure wastes organic matter and nutrients.)Basalt Mined or quarried volcanic rock mineral
