NSF 305-2011
- Personal Care Products Containing Organic Ingredients
- standard by NSF International, 12/19/2011
- Category: NSF
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This edition of the Standard (NSF/ANSI 305-2011) includes the following revisions:
Issue 3 - Purpose, Definitions, General requirements, Production and handling requirements
Modifications to Purpose (1.1); Definitions (3.2, 3.5, 3.9, and 3.23); General requirements (4.2.2.1, 4.2.2.2, and 4.2.2.3); Production and handling requirements (5.1); Organic production system plan (5.2).
Issue 6 - Ingredient Sourcing
Allows plant-based products certified to EC 834/2007 and EC 889/2008 (European Union organic regulations) to be considered equivalent to USDA NOP standards certification.
Issue 7 - Botano-Chemical Processes and Catalysts
(1) Updates Table 5.1 to show a missing process known as "Etherificiation of glycerin and glycerin making polyglycerols"; (2) updates the naming conventions so that the botano-chemical process names are the same in Table 5.1, Table 6.1 and Annex E; and (3) incorporates additional language allowing for the use of catalysts meeting the chemical definition of catalyst (3.3) in the botano-chemical processes (5.3.1).
Issue 8 - Annex G
(1) Changes Annex G from 'Informative' to 'Normative'; (2) amends the introductory note in Annex G; (3) specifies in Table G.3 that Glycine betaine extracted from sugar beets is allowed; and (4) clarifies in Table G.3 that in addition to betaines other that Glycine betaine extracted from sugar beets, amphoteric surfactants are also prohibited.
Issue 9 - Normative and Informational ReferencesUpdates both 2.1 Normative references and 2.2 Informational references.
Issue 10 - Mined Minerals
Incorporates a note concerning compliance with the California Organic Products Act (COPA) of 2003 and the proper calculation of mined minerals in Sections 5.3.3, 6.3 and A.4.4.
Issue 12 - Certifier PlacementGiven the space constraints of some product labels, allows flexibility of certifier placement on agricultural packaged products, consistent with what is currently allowed under the USDA NOP.
Issue 3 - Purpose, Definitions, General requirements, Production and handling requirements
Modifications to Purpose (1.1); Definitions (3.2, 3.5, 3.9, and 3.23); General requirements (4.2.2.1, 4.2.2.2, and 4.2.2.3); Production and handling requirements (5.1); Organic production system plan (5.2).
Issue 6 - Ingredient Sourcing
Allows plant-based products certified to EC 834/2007 and EC 889/2008 (European Union organic regulations) to be considered equivalent to USDA NOP standards certification.
Issue 7 - Botano-Chemical Processes and Catalysts
(1) Updates Table 5.1 to show a missing process known as "Etherificiation of glycerin and glycerin making polyglycerols"; (2) updates the naming conventions so that the botano-chemical process names are the same in Table 5.1, Table 6.1 and Annex E; and (3) incorporates additional language allowing for the use of catalysts meeting the chemical definition of catalyst (3.3) in the botano-chemical processes (5.3.1).
Issue 8 - Annex G
(1) Changes Annex G from 'Informative' to 'Normative'; (2) amends the introductory note in Annex G; (3) specifies in Table G.3 that Glycine betaine extracted from sugar beets is allowed; and (4) clarifies in Table G.3 that in addition to betaines other that Glycine betaine extracted from sugar beets, amphoteric surfactants are also prohibited.
Issue 9 - Normative and Informational ReferencesUpdates both 2.1 Normative references and 2.2 Informational references.
Issue 10 - Mined Minerals
Incorporates a note concerning compliance with the California Organic Products Act (COPA) of 2003 and the proper calculation of mined minerals in Sections 5.3.3, 6.3 and A.4.4.
Issue 12 - Certifier PlacementGiven the space constraints of some product labels, allows flexibility of certifier placement on agricultural packaged products, consistent with what is currently allowed under the USDA NOP.
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