Are you a farmer willing to get your vegetables and/or brand certified? Find below the necessary information to:
Find details about local certifying bodies below, in alphabetical order:
Are you proud of producing locally and do you a have a brand of vegetables that you wish to valorize? The role of Made in Moris label is to certify the origin and the quality of a brand producing locally, operating in 7 sectors, it also certifies agricultural brands of fruits and vegetables, regardless of your farming method (open ground/ hydroponic/ aquaponic, etc.). The “Made in Moris” label was created 10 years ago by the Association of Mauritian Manufacturers to promote local know-how and quality products supported by SGS Mauritius. Today, it represents a tool for differentiation and valorization and it champions a national advocacy for more sustainable production and consumption.
To be eligible, an applicant will have to meet three mandatory requirements:
If you are eligible, you can apply through a self evaluation questionnaire on the Made in Moris website: https://madeinmoris.mu/nous-rejoindre/adherer-au-made-in-moris
All prices are available on the Made in Moris website: https://madeinmoris.mu/rejoignez-nous
Phase 2 of the Karo Natirel project aims at accompanying volontary planters in their certification process. To benefit from this accompaniement and to receive an update on the project, call the Mauritius Chamber of Agriculture or email us on labelisation@mcamu.org.
You produce vegetables through good agricultural practices, but you may not necessarily have a brand, then MauriGAP may be the ideal choice for you.
MauriGAP represents the Mauritian Good Agricultural practices standards. To obtain this label, having a brand is not necessary, since it certifies vegetables’ harvests.
Through MauriGAP, you can access 3 levels of certification. Level 1 (MS 184-1:2019) applies to the basics of good agricultural practices, level 2 (MS 184-2:2017) is intermediate and level 3 (MS 184-3:2020) is the highest level, which is a pathway towards achieving the international GlobalGAP standards.
Since its launch, MauriGAP certifications have been sponsored by the Government of Mauritius. However, please note that there are quotas in place, and that apart from the certification’s cost, the agricultural operator may need to bear preliminary expenses with respect to Pesticides Residues Analysis (PRA) testing in order to meet the standard’s specifications.
Phase 2 of the Karo Natirel project aims at accompanying volontary planters in their certification process. To benefit from this accompaniement and to receive an update on the project, call the Mauritius Chamber of Agriculture or email us on labelisation@mcamu.org.
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