USDA ORGANIC Logo
A circular certification seal split horizontally: the upper half is white with the bold, uppercase wordmark "USDA" in dark green; the lower half is dark green with the uppercase word "ORGANIC" in white. The lower green semicircle contains l...
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About USDA ORGANIC
A circular certification seal split horizontally: the upper half is white with the bold, uppercase wordmark "USDA" in dark green; the lower half is dark green with the uppercase word "ORGANIC" in white. The lower green semicircle contains lighter green radiating stripes that suggest rows of a field. A solid brown ring outlines the entire seal.
The wordmarks use a heavy, condensed sans-serif style; layout is stacked (USDA above ORGANIC) with a clear horizontal divider between the two halves. Overall the mark is flat, high-contrast and emblematic of agricultural certification.
What's in it: stylized field / rows of crops
Shapes: circle ring horizontal divider semi-circle radiating stripes stacked wordmark
Style: seal flat bold sans-serif minimalist emblem
Text in logo: USDA ORGANIC
Evokes agriculture and certified organic farming — the green colors and radiating stripes visually suggest crop rows/fields and eco-friendly produce.
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USDA ORGANIC Logo History
The mark is the USDA Organic seal used to indicate products certified under the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Organic Program (NOP). The NOP rule and the official USDA Organic seal were established with the final rule implemented in 2002 to standardize organic labeling and certification.
Frequently asked
What does this seal mean?
It indicates a product is certified organic under the USDA National Organic Program, meeting USDA organic standards.
Who issues this seal?
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) authorizes use of the USDA Organic seal for certified products.
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