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The DGFT clarified that organic textiles are not covered under the accreditation categories of the National Programme for Organic Production (NPOP) as per its Eighth Edition. Consequently, the requirement for a Transaction Certificate issued by a NAB-accredited body under NPOP does not apply to organic textile exports. Exporters must instead provide a valid Transaction Certificate from certification bodies recognized by Textile Exchange, Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), or as required by the buyer. This clarification delineates the certification obligations for organic textile exporters, ensuring compliance with relevant standards outside the NPOP framework.
The DGFT clarified that organic textiles are not covered under the accreditation categories of the National Programme for Organic Production (NPOP) as per its Eighth Edition. Consequently, the requirement for a Transaction Certificate issued by a NAB-accredited body under NPOP does not apply to organic textile exports. Exporters must instead provide a valid Transaction Certificate from certification bodies recognized by Textile Exchange, Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), or as required by the buyer. This clarification delineates the certification obligations for organic textile exporters, ensuring compliance with relevant standards outside the NPOP framework.
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