LeSOS (Lembaga Sertifikasi Organik Seloliman)
Headquartered in Indonesia
LeSOS (Lembaga Sertifikasi Organik Seloliman) is an independent, unaffiliated Indonesian organic certification body based in Mojokerto, East Java, certifying organic farming under Indonesian SNI 6729:2016 as well as EU, US NOP, and Bio Suisse standards as the Indonesian process certification body agent for Bio-Inspecta Switzerland.
Services
Regions served
Southeast Asia
Countries
Indonesia
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