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Bioland NRW
Mainz, DEImpact-drivenAssociationOrganic FarmingClimate & Environmental Protection
Impact3Sustainability Goals
Employees101 - 200
About Bioland NRW
Bioland is Germany's largest and second-oldest organic association, advocating for future-oriented agriculture for over 50 years. Comprising over 10,000 member businesses from agriculture, horticulture, beekeeping, and partners in manufacturing and trade across Germany and South Tyrol, the organization promotes modern, scientifically-based, and responsible farming practices. Bioland is dedicated to continuously advancing organic farming and nutrition, with its guidelines significantly surpassing standard legal EU organic requirements. The organization actively shapes political frameworks and promotes regional circular economies for the benefit of people, animals, and nature.
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Sustainability Goals
Responsible Consumption & Production
Promotes sustainable agriculture and consumption
Bioland champions an agricultural and food economy that surpasses legal organic standards, ensuring consumers have access to sustainably produced food products.
Strengthens regional circular economies
The organization promotes regional circular economies, where farms utilize their own resources like feed and manure to protect soil and climate.
Zero Hunger
Creates secure and healthy food systems
Bioland develops scientifically-based guidelines for future-oriented agriculture, contributing to healthy nutrition and long-term food supply.
Promotes high-quality organic food
Through certification and strict standard-setting, Bioland ensures that consumers have access to high-quality and responsibly grown organic food products.
Life on Land
Protects soil, nature, and biodiversity
Bioland implements farming practices that prioritize the protection of soil and climate, as well as the respectful treatment of animals and the natural environment.
Preserves ecosystems through organic farming
The organization advocates for organic farming practices that aim to preserve terrestrial ecosystems by avoiding harmful chemicals and promoting natural cycles.
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FAQs
Q1What is Bioland's core mission?+
For over 50 years, Bioland has advocated for future-oriented agriculture that benefits people, animals, and nature. The organization promotes modern, scientifically-based, and responsible farming practices, dedicated to continuously advancing organic farming and nutrition.
Q2How large is Bioland and what is its reach?+
Bioland is Germany's largest organic association, comprising over 10,000 member businesses from agriculture, horticulture, beekeeping, and partners in manufacturing and trade across Germany and South Tyrol. The organization itself employs approximately 173 staff members.
Q3Where can interested individuals find current job openings at Bioland?+
Current job openings at Bioland are available on the organization's external career page. Job seekers can view and apply for open positions directly at https://bioland.softgarden.io/de/vacancies.
Q4Which UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does Bioland primarily contribute to?+
Bioland primarily contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production), 2 (Zero Hunger), and 15 (Life on Land). These goals reflect the organization's commitment to sustainable agriculture and food systems.
Q5How do Bioland's guidelines differ from legal organic requirements?+
Bioland's guidelines significantly surpass standard legal EU organic requirements to foster an agricultural and food economy that prioritizes respect for people, animals, and nature. A fundamental aspect of their approach is promoting regional circular economies.
