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Operator Name Category Country Scope 1 Scope 2 Scope 3 Product Category Address Primary Contact E-Mail Status Plot No Enlisted certified operations have been certified to OneCert International Organic Standards-Equivalent to EC 834/2007. This list includes certified operations as of December 07, 2019 Please contact info@onecertinternational.com for information on decertified, suspended, surrendered and revoked operations. Operator Name Category Country Scope 1 Scope 2 Scope 3 Product Category Address Primary Contact E-mail Status Plot No. 3312/18, Phase IV Chhatral GIDC, Taluka-Kalol Amrutva Fine Foods LLP D India Handling Oils & Pastes Hitesh Chotalia mktg@amrutvafinefoods.in Certified Gandhinagar, Gujarat 382729 Doi Thong Community Enterprise for Coffee, fruits, nuts, spices A, D Thailand Crop Handling 100 M. 7 T. Doi Kaew, Chomthong District, Chiang Mai 50160 Phanuwat Mongkhon organic.doithong@gmail.com Development (Coffee Project) & herbs Certified Doi Thong Community Enterprise for A Thailand Crop Herbs, fruits & vegetables 100 M. 7 T. Doi Kaew, Chomthong District, Chiang Mai 50160 doithong.socialenterprise@gmail.com Development (Longan Project) Phanuwat Mongkhon Certified Doi Thong Community Enterprise for 101/2 M. 7 T. Doi Kaew, Chomthong District, Chiang Mai A Thailand Crop Rice, Fruits, Herbs, Wheat doithong.socialenterprise@gmail.com Development (Rice Project) 50160 Phanuwat Mongkhon Certified Spices, Oils & Herbal Kulayan Natural Herbal Pvt Ltd A, D, A Nepal Crop Handling Wild Harvest Mechinagar-10, Kakarbhitta, Bhadrapur, Jhapa District Mukesh Basnet mukeshjungbasnet@gmail.com, Certified Extracts Essential Oils & Herbal Khaptarkathmandu@gmail.com, Khaptar Aroma Industries D, A Nepal Handling Wild Harvest Namua Ga Bi Sa, Godawai Ward No. 1 Lalitpur Certified Extracts Samir Dhangel Khaptararomaindustries@yahoo.com, House no-12 A, Arvind Vihar, Baghmugaliya,Bhopal,Madhya Vandana Organic Trade OPC Pvt. Ltd. India Handling Meals & Oils Vandana Varshney vandana.varshney@gmail.com, Certified D Pradesh,462043 Fruit & Vegetable Sy. No.- 24/2,24/3, Mogili Village, Bangarupalauyam Mandal, Srini Food Park Pvt. Ltd (EU) India Handling info@sirnifoodpark.com Certified D Products Chittoor District, Andhra Pradesh 517416 Surendra Kumar Tomar Pulses, Spices, Oils, Rice Nature Pearls Pvt Ltd India Handling VPO: Akbarpur Barota, Sonipat, Haryana Mahender Singh certification@naturepearlsmail.com Certified D & Floue Group 2, Thanh Tan Hamlet, Thanh Binh Commune, Doanh Nghiep Tu Nhan Phuc Thang c/o Pure Vietnam Handling Tapioca products Tan Bien District, Tinh Tay Ninh Nguyen Van Tu tan@purelife.in, kishan@purelife.in Certified Diets Vietnam Co., Ltd D Vietnam Doi Mek Farm, 218 M. 9 T. Mae Na, Chiang Dao, Chiang Mai Doi Mek Farm A Thailand Crop Coffee & Tea siriwan.k@panacoffeethailand.com Certified 50170 Kompit Panasupon Khaw Thanathip D Thailand Handling Rice 17/1 Moo 2 San Pee, Muang, Changmai, Sansai 50300 Chalerm Aroonroj kanigar.sukhahouse@gmail.com Certified Sy No 36/1,Virgonagar,Old Madras Road,Bandapura My Green Mart D India Handling Spices Sachin Pandey sachin@mygreenmart.in Village,Bidarehalli Hobli Bengaluru-560049 Certified Herbal Extracts, Spices, 245, Agro Food Park, RIICO Ind. Area, Boranada, Jodhpur, Umalaxmi Organics Pvt Ltd D India Handling Tea, Vegetable Products, Rakesh Dave Info@umalaxmiorganics.com Certified Rajasthan 342005, India Coffee riz_bkk@yahoo.com, Sanabil Halal Foods Co., Ltd., 242/3, SOI 32, Rathuthit Road memonsalman11@hotmail.com, Sanabil Healthy Foods D Thailand Handling Seeds & Herbal Extracts Mohammad Junaid Certified Sansaeb Minburi, Bangkok 10510 rizwan@greenektar.com, salman@greenektar.com, junaid@greenektar.com posuwannee@bigc.co.th, waratip.w@gmail.com, BJC Mega Market Co., Ltd D Thailand Handling Arabica Coffee 88/8 Moo2 T. Sanphisuae, Muang, Chinag Mai-50300, Thailand Suwannee Poonapanont Certified wongsuwan.aa@gmail.com C 584 RIICO Industrial Area, Bhiwadi, District Alwar, Proderna Biotech Pvt Ltd. D India Handling Spice Extracts & Oils Deepak Soota Deepak.soota@proderna.com Certified Rajasthan 301019 Dave Bhawan, Mod Bhatta ,Sojat City, District-Pali, Rajasthan Umalaxmi Organics Pvt Ltd-Sojat Unit D India Handling Senna Products Deepaak Kumar Jain Info@umalaxmiorganics.com Certified India Jivamrit Organic Farmer Producer Company Jaggery, Sugar, Molasses, jivamritorganics@gmail.com, D India Handling L-3 H-3 South Civil Line Roorkee, Uttarakhand-247665, India Vijay Pal Singh Certified Limited Vinegar vpsingh.bkc@gmail.com' Spices, Psyllium Husk & India Handling B-77, GIDC, Sector-25, Gandhinagar, Gujarat 382044 Dr. Ankit Patel info@aayuritz.com Certified Aayuritz Phytonutrients Pvt. Ltd. D Herbal Extracts Agri Exim Limited (Trading) D Uganda Handling Soybean, sesame & maize Plot 5, Katego Road, Kampala Varun Bhassin varunbhassin1985@gmail.com Certified 506, Amanora Chambers East, Amanora Town Centre, Amanora-Magarpatta Rd, Hadapsar, Pune, Maharashtra- Ambaji Trading Company D India Handling Sugar Anil Badgire anil@samruddhiorganic.com Certified 411028, India Plot No. 24 to 31 and 25 to 30, Khasra No. 135/1, Herbs, Spices, Vegetable Sonamukhi Nagar, Salawas Road, Jodhpur, Rajasthan-342013, Cultivator Natural Products Pvt. Ltd D India Handling Rupakshi Prajapati tarun.prajapati@cultivator.in Certified Dried, Fruit, Triphala India Herbal extracts & Essential maleint@wlink.com.np, Male International Pvt. Ltd A, D, A Nepal Handling Wild Harvest Mandphiti-Sinchahity House No. 77, Lalitpur Rameshwor Pant Certified Oils rameshwor@male.com.np Rixos Trading PLC D Ethiopia Handling Soybean House no 5193, Woreda 2, Addis Ababa Salamawit Haddish kebede dinesh.sharma@agrieximfze.com Certified Agro Prom International PLC D Ethiopia Handling Soybean House no -404/202, Woreda -02 Bole Elias Geneti Sima dinesh.sharma@agrieximfze.com Certified Grow Well Organic and Eco Products Private H-1169-72, Phas III, Sitapura Industrial Area, Near Mahatma D India Handling Spices & Flour Parmar Bhavinkumar info@growwellorganic.com Certified Limited Gandhi Hospital, Sitapura, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302022 B 55 Sector 83 Noida Gautam Budha nagar 201305 U.P, Noida, A.G Industries D India Handling Oils & Hydrosol Anil Gupta 'admin@agessentialsoils.com' Certified India 643-644, 6th Floor, Magneto Offizo, Magneto Mall, G.E. Road, Sunflag Agro Tech D India Handling Essential Oils Rajnish Awasthi sudhirksrm@gmail.com Certified Labhandi, Raipur, Chhattisgarh-492006 Spices, Oils & Herbal S-12, 2ND Floor, Madhuban Apartments, 40/4, Wazir Hasan Ratnaprabhaa Exim Private Limited D India Handling Anshu Bhardwaj rpexim@gmail.com Extracts Road, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 226001 Certified Nature Gift D India Handling Spices, Flour Near Hotel Deep, Majhitar, Rangpo, East Sikkim 737136 Vivek Centuri vcintury@yahoo.com Certified 333, Adhyaru Industrial Estate, Sun Mill Compound, Mumbai, Basil, Turmeric & Maharashtra-400133 Konark Herbals D India Handling Bhagwati Pandey ajay.pathak@Konarkgroup.com shatavari Root powder India Certified At Post CTS No. Sai Trade centre Opp. Railway station Masjid Pro-Poor Development Forum D India Handling Oils, glycerine, Lecithin Ravi Mogal ravi.mogal@pro-poor.com railway station, Aurangabad Maharashtra 431005 Certified Spices, Tea, Herbal 601 Solitaire CHSL N L Complex, Anand Nagar, Dahisar East, India Handling akshay@aayurherb.com;info@aayurherb.com Certified AayurMed Organic Herbals LLP D extracts, Oils, Mixes Mumbai, Maharashtra 400068 Akshay Vaishnav G-13, Kapisha Complex, Opp.R.T.O Office, Bhavnagar, Gujarat- India Handling Spices & Oils 'info@arishthaorganics.com' Certified Aristha Organics Pvt Ltd D 364002, India Paril Ghori 609, 6th floor, Solenya Commercial center, near Ledeta Church, varun@agrieximfze.com, Nirvana Processing PLC-1 A Ethiopia GG Soybean, Sesame Certified Addis Ababa Varun Bhassin dinesh.sharma@agrieximfze.com Tea, spices & herbal E-13/1, GIDC, Electronic Estate, Sector-26, Gandhinagar, Windson Organics Private Limited India Handling windsontradelink@gmail.com Certified D extracts Gujarat 382026 Kirtan Parekh Chakravathy Organic Exports, 177, Nadhagoundan Palayam chakravarthyexportservices@gmail.com, Chakravathy Organic Exports D India Handling Spices, Flour, Wheat (PO), Avalpoondurai Main Road, Mullamparappu, Erode, Tamil B.T. Harish Certified btharish1993@gmail.com Nadu 638115 Flying Trade (India) Private Limited D India Handling Rice Amanatpur Road, P.O-Nussi, Jalandhar, Punjab 144004 Dinesh Manhas dinesh.manhas@ftgplc.in Certified Oil, Glycerin, Lecithin, 56, Kanchan Nagar, Nakshetrawadi, Aurangabad, Maharashtra selvam.daniel@eko-logie.com, Ekologie Forte Pvt. Ltd. D India Handling Certified Butter 431002 Dr. Selvam Daniel saurabhagri2002@gmail.com Nr. Guru Maharaj Temple, Gaglasan Road, Kakoshi Char Rasta, Akash Agro Industries D India Handling Psyllium Husk & Spices info@akashagroindustries.com Certified Sidhpur, Gujarat 384151 Sajan Patel RS No 125, Plot No 10 to 15 And 31 to 36, Near GIDC Patan Rama Gum Industries D India Handling Guar Gum Powder Highway Deesa, Palanpur, Patan, Gujarat-385535 guar@ramagum.net Certified India Mitul B. Shah Sooji, Maida, Flour, Idli Plot No 41& 53, Sy No 165, 166 Industrial Park, Phase III, Clarion Agro Products private Limited D India Handling rahul.mathur@srestaorganic.com Certified Rava, Rice Rava Pashamylaram, Patancheru, Medak District, Telangana 502319. Rahul Mathur 609, 6th floor, Solenya Commercial center, near Ledeta Church, varun@agrieximfze.com, m.dinesh@suminter.com, Nirvana Processing PLC A Ethiopia GG Soybean, Sesame Certified Addis Ababa dinesh.sharma@agrieximfze.com Varun Bhassin Ferdu Commercial Centre, 3rd floor, room no. 304, Churchill Desyelal
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