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NOP Taxonomy ‐ Categories and Items (11/23/16) NOP Taxonomy ‐ Categories and Items (11/23/16) NOP Scope Top level of Taxonomy is Crops, Livestock, Wild Crops, Handling. NOP Category An optional category for reporting that will only be used to improve search funtionality and utility (not certification relevant). NOP Category ID Unique numeric ID for each NOP Category to help Certifiers match to existing taxonomies and products, can also be used in lieu of NOP Category Name for reporting. NOP Item Name An optional level for reporting that provides additional detail ‐ general item names such as apples, pears, etc. that can be used to improve search functionality and data quality. NOP Item ID Unique numeric ID for each NOP Item Name to help Certifiers match to existing taxonomies and products, can also be used in lieu of NOP Item Name for reporting. Other Item A place to enter individual items or a comma‐separated list of items if no specific NOP Item Name or ID is selected. Item Varieties A place to enter individual varieties or a comma‐separated list of item varieties if an NOP Item Name or NOP Item ID is selected, or a single Other Item is entered. This may include specific products. CROPS LIVESTOCK WILD CROPS HANDLING Category Name Category Item Name Item ID Category Name Category Item Name Item ID Category Name Category Item Name Item ID Category Name Category Item Name Item ID ID ID ID ID Field/Forageable 2 Abaca 2 Apiculture 44 Antelope 605 Fruits 54 Fruits 639 Alcohol 19 All Purpose Cleaners 424 Flower Vegetables 3 Abiu 3 Buffalo 45 Barrow 606 Fungi 59 Fungi 645 Animal Feed 20 Almonds 425 Fruit ‐ Berries 4 Acai Berries 4 Cattle 46 Beef Brood Cows 650 Herbs 55 Herbs 640 Baby Food 21 Aloe Vera 426 Fruit ‐ Citrus Fruits 5 Acerolas 5 Equine 47 Beef Bulls 653 Nuts 56 Mushrooms 646 Beverage Related Products 22 Animal Fibers 427 Fruit ‐ Melons 6 Ackee 6 Goats 48 Beef Heifers 652 Vegetables 57 Nuts 641 Bread/Bakery/Snacks 23 Areca 428 Fruit ‐ Pome 7 Agave 7 Poultry 49 Beef Replacement Heifer 607 Other 0 Vegetables 642 Chocolate Goods 24 Baby Snacks 429 Fruit ‐ Stone 8 Aguaymanto 8 Rabbits 50 Beef Steers 651 Other 0 Cleaners 25 Baking Chips and Bars 430 Fruit ‐ Tropical Fruits 9 Aizen 9 Sheep 51 Bees 608 Condiments and 26 Baking Mixes 431 Sweeteners Fruit Vegetables 10 Ajwain 10 Swine 52 Bison 609 Dairy 27 Bambara Groundnut 432 Fungi 58 Akudjura 11 Venison 53 Boars 610 Dry/Baking Goods 28 Barley 433 Herbs/Spices 11 Alaria 12 Other 0 Bred Gilts 611 Eggs 29 Beans 434 Leaf Vegetables 12 Alexanders 13 Breeding Eligible 612 Fiber Textiles 30 Beef 435 Nursery/Starts/Flowers/Tr 13 Alfalfa 14 Broilers 613 Fruits/Vegetables 31 Beer 436 ees Nuts 14 Algae 15 Brood Does 661 Health Products 32 Berries 437 Sea Vegetables 15 Alkanet 16 Brood Ewes 656 Meat Products 33 Bitter Chocolate 438 Seed/Pod Vegetables 16 Alliums 17 Brood Sows 666 Nuts/Seeds 34 Bitters 439 Stem Vegetables 17 Allspice 18 Buffalo Brood Cows 654 Oils & Oleoresins 35 Body Butter 440 Tuber/Root Vegetables 18 Almonds 19 Buffalo Bulls 655 Other Grains, Pastas and 36 Body Care Products 441 Cereals Other 0 Aloe Vera 20 Bulls 614 Personal Care 37 Body Cream 442 Amaranth 21 Calves 615 Pet Products 38 Body Oils 443 Ambarella 22 Capons 665 Preservatives/Extracts/Fla 39 Brazil Nut 444 vors Amchoor 23 Chickens 616 Processed Items 40 Bread 445 Angelica 24 Dairy Bulls 649 Seasonings 41 Breadnut 446 Anise 25 Dairy Replacement Heifer 647 Tobacco 42 Bulbs 447 Annatto 26 Dairy Replacement Kids 660 Trees/Whole Plant 43 Buns 448 Products/Flowers Apples 27 Dairy Steers 648 Other 0 Butter 449 Apricots 28 Deer 617 Cactus 450 Apriums 29 Doe Kids 662 Cakes 451 Araza 30 Dry Cows 618 Canarium Nut 452 Archiote 31 Ducks 619 Candlenuts 453 Areca 32 Elk 620 Candy 454 Arhats 33 Ewe Lambs 657 Cashew Nuts 455 Aronia Berries 34 Ewes 621 Cereal 456 Arracacia 35 Geese 622 Cereal Bars 457 Arrowroot 36 Gilts 667 Cheese 458 Artemisia 37 Goats 663 Chestnuts 459 Artichokes 38 Heifers 623 Chewing Tobacco 460 Arugula 39 Hogs 668 Chicken 461 Arum 40 Horses 624 Chocolate 462 Asafoetida 41 Lambs 625 Chocolate Nibs 463 Asarabacca 42 Laying Ducks 664 Christmas Trees 464 Asparagus 43 Laying Hens 626 Chufa 465 Astragalus 44 Milking Cows 627 Cider 466 Atemoyas 45 Milking Goats 628 Cigarettes 467 Avens 46 Milking Sheep 659 Cigars 468 Avocados 47 Piglets 629 Citrus 469 Babacos 48 Pullets 630 Cleaners 470 Baby Greens 49 Rabbits 631 Coffee 471 Baels 50 Rams/Bucks 632 Cola 472 Baharat 51 Slaughter Eligible 633 Concentrates 473 Balage 52 Sows 634 Confections 474 Bambara Groundnut 53 Steers 635 Cookies 475 Bamboo Shoots 54 Transitioned 636 Cosmetics 476 Page 1 Bananas 55 Turkeys 637 Cottage Cheese 477 Barley 56 Wool Sheep 658 Cotton 478 Basil 57 Yearling 638 Crackers 479 Bay Leaves 58 Other 0 Cream 480 Bayberries 59 Cream Cheese 481 Bean Sprouts 60 Crusts 482 Beans 61 Custom 483 Bearberries 62 Dark Chocolate 484 Beets 63 Dehydrated Foods 485 Bergamot 64 Deodorant 486 Berries 65 Disinfectants 487 Bilberries 66 Distilled Alcohol 488 Blackberries 67 Dressing 489 Bladderwrack 68 Durum 490 Blueberries 69 Egg Whites 491 Bok Choy 70 Eggs 492 Boldo 71 Essential Oils 493 Borage 72 Extracts 494 Boysenberries 73 Face Cream 495 Brazil Nut 74 Filberts 496 Breadfruits 75 Flours and Meals 497 Breadnut 76 Flowers 498 Broccoli 77 Fodder 499 Brome Grass 78 Forage 500 Brussels Sprouts 79 Fruit and Vegetable Snacks 501 Buckwheat 80 Gabon Nut 502 Buffaloberries 81 Hand Cream 503 Bulbs 82 Hazelnut 504 Burdock 83 Herbs 505 Cabbage 84 Hickory 506 Cacao 133 Honey 507 Cactus 85 Hot dogs 508 Calamondins 86 Icecream 509 Calendula 87 Jam 510 Cananga 88 Jarred Baby Food 511 Canarium Nut 89 Jelly 512 Canary Grass 90 Jojoba 513 Canary Seed 91 Juice 514 Candlenuts 92 Jute 515 Cane Berries 93 Karuka 516 Canola 94 Ketchup 517 Cantaloupes 95 Kola 518 Capers 96 Kombucha 519 Caraway 97 Kurrajong 520 Cardamom 98 Leafy Greens 521 Carob 99 Liqueurs 522 Carrots 100 Livestock Feed 523 Cashew Nuts 101 Macadamia 524 Cassava 102 Melons 525 Cassia 103 Milk 526 Catnip 104 Milk Chocolate 527 Cauliflower 105 Mixed Condiments 528 Cayenne 106 Mixed Drinks 529 Celeriac 107 Mixed Fruit 530 Celery 108 Mixed Salad Greens 531 Celtuce 109 Mixed Vegetables 532 Chamomile 110 Mongongo Nut 533 Chard 111 Mustards 534 Chaya 112 Non‐Dairy Milk 535 Chayotes 113 Noodles 536 Cherimoyas 114 Nutrition Bars 537 Cherries 115 Nuts 538 Chervil 116 Oak Nuts 539 Chestnuts 117 Oats 540 Chickpeas 118 Oils 541 Chicory 119 Oleoresins 542 Chives 120 Packaged Snacks and Chips 543 Christmas Trees 121 Palm Nuts 544 Chufa 122 Paradise 545 Cicely 123 Pasta 546 Cilantro 124 Peanuts 547 Cinnamon 125 Pecans 548 Citronella 126 Pet Products 549 Citrons 127 Pies 550 Citrus 128 Pine Nuts 551 Clary 129 Pipe Tobacco 552 Clementines 130 Pistachios 553 Page 2 Clove 131 Plant Fibers 554 Clover 132 Popcorn 555 Coconuts 134 Pork 556 Coffee 135 Powdered Eggs 557 Collards 136 Powders 558 Comfrey 137 Pulp 559 Coneflower 138 Purees 560 Coriander 139 Quinoa 561 Corn 140 Ready to Eat Foods 562 Cotton 141 Ribs 563 Cranberries 142 Rice 564 Cress 143 Rolls 565 CRP 144 Roses 566 Cucumbers 145 Rum 567 Cucurbits 146 Sake 568 Cumin 147 Sausage 569 Currants 148 Seasoning Blends 570 Curry 149 Seeds 571 Daikon 150 Semi‐Sweet Chocolate 572 Dandelion 151 Shea Butter Nut 573 Dates 152 Smokeless Tobacco 574 Dill 153 Snack Mixes 575 Dragonfruits 154 Soaps 576 Durians 155 Sorghum 577 Echinacea 156 Sour Cream 578 Edamame 157 Spices 579 Eggplants 158 Spirits 580 Elderberries 159 Steak 581 Endive 160 Stone Fruit 582 Epazote 161 Sugar 583 Fallow 162 Supplements 584 Feijoas 163 Sweeteners 585 Fennel 164 Syrups 586 Fenugreek 165 Tea 587 Fiddlehead 166 Tequila 588 Field Crop 167 Textiles 589 Figs 168 Toddler Snacks 590 Filberts 169 Transplants 591 Fingerroot 170 Trees 592 Fique 171 Turkey 593 Flax 172 Unsweetened Chocolate 594 Flowers 173 Vegetables 595 Fonio 174 Vinegar 596 Foxglove 175 Vodka 597 Fungi 643 Walnuts 598 Gabon Nut 176 Wheat 599 Galangal 177 Whiskey 600 Garlic 178 Wine 601 Ginger 179 Wool 602 Ginko Biloba 180 Yeast 603 Ginseng 181 Yogurt 604 Gochugaru 182 Other 0 Goji Berries 183 Goldenseal 184 Golpar 185 Gourds 186 Grains of Paradise 187 Grape Leaves 188 Grapefruits 189 Grapes 190 Grass 191 Green Beans 192 Greenhouse 193 Guavas 194 Gypsewort 195 Hay 196 Hazelnut 197 Hearts of Palms 198 Hemp 199 Henna 200 Herbs 201 Hickory 202 Homestead 203 Honeydew Melons 204 Hops 205 Horehound 206 Horseradish 207 Page 3 Huckleberries 208 Hyssop 209 Jackfruits 210 Jicama 211 Jimbu 212 Job's Tears 213 Jojoba 214 Jute 215 Kale 216 Kapok 217 Karuka 218 Kenaf 219 Kidney Beans 220 Kiwis 221 Kohlrabi 222 Kola 223 Kumquats 224 Kurrajong 225 Kuzu 226 Lablab 227 Lavender 228 Leaf Vegetables 229 Leafy Greens 230 Leeks 231 Lemon Balm 232 Lemon Grass 233 Lemon Verbena 234 Lemons 235 Lentils 236 Lespedeza 237 Lettuce 238 Licorice 239 Lima Beans 240 Limes 241 Linseed 242 Longans 243 Loomi 244 Loquats 245 Lotus Root 246 Lovage 247 Lucuma 248 Lychee 249 Maca 250 Macadamia 251 Mace 252 Mahlab 253 Malabathrum 254 Mandarins 255 Mangos 256 Mangosteen 257 Maple Syrup 258 Marjoram 259 Mastic 260 Medlars 261 Melons 262 Milk Thistle 263 Millet 264 Mint 265 Mizuna 266 Mongongo Nut 267 Mulberries 268 Mullein 269 Mushrooms 644 Mustard 270 Naranjillas 271 Navy Beans 272 Nectarines 273 Neems 274 Nigella 275 Noni 276 Nopal 277 Nutmeg 278 Nuts 279 Oak Nuts 280 Oats 281 Okra 282 Olida 283 Page 4 Olives 284 Onions 285 Oranges 286 Oregano 287 Outdoor Access 288 Pak Choi 289 Palm 290 Palm Nuts 291 Papayas 292 Paprika 293 Paracress 294 Paradise 295 Parsley 296 Parsnips 297 Passionfruits 298 Pasture 299 Patchouli 300 Peaches 301 Peanuts
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