Introduce to our ECOCERT (EU, NOP, JAS) certificates

OCECERT EU: It’s an important organic certificate for the European market; it covers all aspects of organic fertilizer production, from raw material procurement to storage and transportation. It prohibits the use of synthetic chemical fertilizers and pesticides, emphasizing ecological balance and biodiversity protection. Obtaining OCECERT EU certification means our products meet EU standards and can be sold in the EU market. Check the OCECERT EU Certificate.

OCECERT NOP: It is a regulatory program by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). It sets national standards for organically produced agricultural products. NOP certification ensures our organic fertilizers comply with U.S. organic regulations, which prohibit synthetic fertilizers, sewage sludge, GMOs, and irradiation. This certification enables us to expand into the American market and meet the high demands of U.S. organic farmers. Check the OCECERT USDA NOP Certificate.

OCECERT JAS: JAS (Japanese Agricultural Standards) is the primary certification for organic products in Japan. Administered by Japan’s Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries (MAFF), JAS certification sets strict standards for organic production, prohibiting synthetic pesticides, chemical fertilizers, and GMOs. It also requires specific production processes, record-keeping, and labeling. Obtaining JAS certification allows our products to enter the Japanese market and gain consumer trust. Check the OCECERT JAS Certificate.

*Our fertilizer, raw material, and amendment have passed the OCECERT Inputs Attestation; they are attested as SUITABLE FOR ORGANIC FARMING.

Crop Support

Water-Soluble Fertilizer Containing Amino-Acids

Fertilizer & Amendment

Raw Material For Fertilizer & Amendment

More Details for Certificates

For more details about our organic certification, please check our certificates page.

Frequently Asked Questions

The best times to apply organic tomato fertilizer are during the growing season, such as spring and early summer. At these times, tomato plants are actively growing and can absorb nutrients more effectively.

Generally, organic tomato fertilizers can be applied 2-3 times during the growing season. However, the specific frequency should be determined based on the type of fertilizer and the growth condition of the tomato plants.

Yes, organic tomato fertilizer can be used in combination with other organic fertilizers or natural pesticides. However, it is important to ensure compatibility between products to avoid adverse effects.

Organic tomato fertilizer is suitable for most types of soil. However, the effectiveness of the fertilizer may vary depending on soil conditions. Conducting a soil test before application can help you better understand your soil’s nutrient needs.

Organic fertilizers release nutrients slowly, so it may take a few weeks to see noticeable results in tomato plant growth. Patience is key when using organic fertilizers.

Yes, you can create your own organic tomato fertilizer using materials like compost, grass clippings, coffee grounds, eggshells, and banana peels. Compost made from kitchen scraps and yard waste is a simple yet effective organic fertilizer.

Organic tomato fertilizer should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep it in a sealed container to prevent moisture absorption, which could lead to caking or spoilage. Proper storage ensures the fertilizer retains its nutrient content and effectiveness.

Some organic fertilizers, such as bone meal and fish emulsion, may attract certain pests or wildlife. However, this is not always the case. To minimize pest attraction risks, follow application instructions carefully and avoid over-application.

Yes, many organic tomato fertilizers are suitable for other plants as well. However, different plants have varying nutrient needs, so it’s best to choose a fertilizer formulation tailored to the specific plant type.

Start by conducting a soil test to determine your garden soil’s nutrient deficiencies. Then, research different organic fertilizer types and their nutrient profiles. Consider factors like plant type, climate conditions, and application convenience. Consulting with local gardening experts or reputable garden centers can also help you choose the most suitable product.

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