🌱 Organics & Gourmet — Export

Argentine Organics
to the World

Organic honey, Andean quinoa, seeds and superfoods of verified Argentine origin. OIA, Letis and SENASA certification — recognised by the European Union. Quote in 24h.

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HS Code
0409 · 1008.50 · 1207 · 2008
Origin
Argentina — NOA & Patagonia
Min. order
Negotiable
Certifications
OIA · Letis · SENASA (EU-equiv.)
Cold chain
Not required
Shelf life
12–36 months depending on product

From Patagonia and the Andes
to your premium segment

Argentina combines two unique ecosystems for organic production: pristine Patagonia for honey and wild berries, and the Andean highlands for quinoa and seeds.

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Organic Honey
HS 0409.00
Multifloral, woodland and monofloral honey (carob, linden, sunflower). Argentina is the world's 2nd honey exporter. OIA and Letis organic certification. 20–40% price premium over conventional. Available in jars and bulk.
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Andean Quinoa
HS 1008.50
White, red and black quinoa from Jujuy, Salta and Tucumán. Same Andean region as Bolivia and Peru. High protein (14–18g/100g), gluten-free. Organic certification available. Price-competitive with Bolivian quinoa.
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Seeds
HS 1207.99
Chia, flax, pumpkin, poppy, sesame seeds. Argentina is the world's largest organic chia producer. Non-GMO certified. High demand in European and US health food markets.
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Patagonian Wild Berries
HS 0811 · 2008.99
Calafate, rosehip, Patagonian blueberries, raspberries. Wild fruits from southern Argentina with high antioxidant content. Available IQF frozen, dehydrated and canned.
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Aromatic Herbs
HS 0910 · 1211
Oregano, thyme, rosemary, lavender, mint. Production in Mendoza, San Juan and La Pampa. Available dried, powdered and as essential oil. Organic certification available for EU export.
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Andean Superfoods
HS 0714 · 2008
Amaranth, maca, NOA spirulina, organic yerba mate. High nutrient-density products growing in wellness and functional nutrition markets in Europe, the USA and Japan.

EU-compatible certification,
ecosystems found nowhere else

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OIA and Letis: EU-equivalent

The OIA and Letis certifiers are recognised by the EU as equivalent to EC Regulation 834/2007. This allows Argentine organic products to be sold in Europe without double certification, reducing costs for the importer.

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World's 2nd honey exporter

Argentina exports over 70,000 tonnes of honey per year. The pristine Patagonian wilderness guarantees pesticide-free meadows. Patagonian organic honey sees growing demand in Germany, the USA and Japan.

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Chia: largest organic producer

Argentina is the world's largest organic chia producer. Chia demand in health food markets has been growing steadily for over a decade. Competitive price with organic certification included.

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Premium niche with margin

Argentine organic products have a double differentiation: exotic origin (Patagonia, Andes) + EU-compatible certification. This allows positioning in the premium segment with higher margins than conventional European organics.

Everything you need to know

Which organic certifications are recognised in the EU?
The OIA and Letis certifiers are recognised by the EU as equivalent to EC Regulation 834/2007. This allows Argentine organic products to be sold in the EU without double certification.
Does Argentina produce organic honey for export?
Yes. Argentina is the world's 2nd largest honey exporter. Certified organic honey commands a 20–40% price premium over conventional.
Does Argentine quinoa compete with Bolivian and Peruvian?
Yes. Argentina produces quinoa in Jujuy, Salta and Tucumán, the same Andean region. Argentine quinoa is price-competitive and has access to organic certification.
Can you source a specific organic product?
Yes. If you're looking for a specific organic product, we'll source it. Send us your list and we'll quote within 24h.

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