AMS Publishes Withdrawn Changes to National Organic List
An Agricultural Marketing Service final rule amending the National List of Allowed and Prohibited Substances in organic products to add newly allowed substances to the National List will now take effect July 26. The agency originally released the notice June…
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17 before withdrawing it, alongside all other notices scheduled for publication in the Federal Register, due to the Juneteenth holiday (see 2106180032). The final rule adds oxalic acid dihydrate as a pesticide for organic apiculture (beekeeping); pullulan for use in organic handling in products labeled, “Made with organic (specified ingredients or food group(s)),” and collagen gel as a nonorganic nonagricultural substance for use as a casing in organic handling when organic forms of collagen gel are not commercially available.