GLOBALG.A.P.

GLOBALG.AP has been established as the benchmark for Good Agricultural Practice (GAP) in the global market.

Integrated Agricultural Assurance

No other sector faces as many challenges from globalized markets as the primary food sector. GLOBALG.AP has established itself as the benchmark for Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) in the global marketplace.

The basic principles of GLOBALG.AP concern food safety. Consumer expectations serve as a basis. The key points of the guidelines concern, among other things,...

Icon for plant protection

plant protection

Icon for fertilization

fertilization

Icon for product handling

product handling

Icon for residue monitoring

residue monitoring

Icon for safety and hygiene

safety and hygiene

For LACON organic farms, a combined inspection is also possible.

The monitoring options in the GLOBALG.AP area cover the following topics:

Icon for Fruits and Vegetables

Fruits and Vegetables

Icon for Flowers and ornamental plants

Flowers and ornamental plants

Icon for Combined Crops (Crops and Root Crops)

Combined Crops (Crops and Root Crops)

Icon for Plant Propagation Material (Young Plant Cultivation)

Plant Propagation Material (Young Plant Cultivation)

Icon for GRASP

GRASP

Icon for GLOBALG.AP Plus Add On

GLOBALG.AP Plus Add On

Icon for Tesco Nurture Module

Tesco Nurture Module

Hundreds of fruit and vegetable producers have already been certified according to the GLOBALG.AP standard – with growing demand.

We also conduct GLOBALG.AP inspections internationally. As a result, the number of agricultural products is increasing, as in addition to apples, grapes and lettuce, fruit salads, grapefruits and many other exotic fruits are now included in LACON certificates.

More information and current forms can be found on the GLOBALG.A.P. homepage.