ECOCARE Organic Pest Control Service Program

In 1990 Congress passed the Organic Foods Production Act (OFPA).  The OFPA required the USDA to develop national standards for organically produced agricultural products to assure consumers that agricultural products marketed as organic meet consistent, uniform standards.  The OFPA and the USDA's National Organic Program (NOP) regulations require that agricultural products labeled as organic originate from farms or handling operations certified by a State or private entity that has been accredited by USDA (certifying agents - see link below).



Modern Pest Service's ECOCARE Organic Program strictly adheres to OFPA and NOP regulations.  Modern's ECOCARE Organic service program provides producers, handlers, processors and retailers with an effective pest management program which meets or exceeds the requirements of the National Organics Program.  We work closely with our clients and certifying agents to ensure our individually designed Integrated Pest Management programs are in complete compliance with the latest NOP standards and guidelines (NOP Standards - see link below). 

Our ECOCARE Organic Logbook and corresponding online recordkeeping are integral components of this service. Online station tracking, mapping and trend reporting provide a level of detailed information and communication unmatched in the pest control industry. ECOCARE Organic clients receive in-depth Service Manager and Technical Support Team supervision.

View USDA National Organic Program Standards

If you are interested in viewing the standards required to become NOP certified please click on the link below.
USDA National Organic Program Standards

View Accredited Certifying Agents

If you are interested in viewing a list of USDA accredited certifying agents please click on the link below.
Accredited Certifying Agents

View References

To view our ECOCARE Organic references please click on the link below.
 ECOCARE Organic References