OIA (Organización Internacional Agropecuaria)
Headquartered in Argentina
OIA is an Argentine certification body based in Acassuso, Buenos Aires Province, that certifies organic products, sustainable fishing, aquaculture and animal production, and also provides supplier evaluation, audit and sampling services for agricultural and food producers.
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Latin America
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Argentina
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