Back to Results
First PageMeta Content
Food and drink / Organic Foods Production Act / National Organic Program / National Organic Standards Board / Organic certification / Organic farming / Policy / Regulation / NOP / Organic food / Sustainability / Agriculture


ASSESSING POLICY DIVERGENCE: HOW TO INVESTIGATE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN A LAW AND A CORRESPONDING REGULATION
Add to Reading List

Document Date: 2015-04-28 13:11:53

Open Document

File Size: 955,93 KB

Share Result on Facebook

City

Denver / DAVID CARTER ET / CARTER ET / /

Company

Low / John Wiley & Sons Ltd. / Reuters / /

Country

United States / /

Currency

USD / /

Facility

Indiana University / Purdue University / University of Colorado / /

IndustryTerm

organic product / organic food interstate commerce / organic food producer / organic food / broader food industry / organic food consumers / organic food production / organic food market / organic food marketing / organic products / organic food policy / organic food label / agricultural products / farmed products / legislative law / chemicals / methodological solution / organic food sales / /

Organization

School of Public Affairs / Congress / University of Colorado / USDA / National Organic Standards Board / Indianapolis School of Public and Environmental Affairs / Purdue University / Indianapolis / USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service / Indiana University / Accredited Certifiers Association / USDA NOP / Northeast Organic Dairy Producers Association / Department of Anthropology / /

Person

DAVID P. CARTER / Sara Chonaiew / SARA MILLER CHONAIEW / CHRISTOPHER M. WEIBLE / Chris Weible / Rachel Carson / SABA N. SIDDIKI / JOHN BRETT / Dan Glickman / /

Position

Secretary of Agriculture / actor / farmer / inspector / agency director / researcher / certification inspector / supportive elected official / organic food producer / organic farmer / /

Product

Mazmanian / Sabatier / /

ProvinceOrState

Alabama / Indiana / Colorado / /

Technology

genetic engineering / /

SocialTag