79,592Public operation records
Organic Integrity Database Analytics Snapshot
Data current as of
Explore the analytics snapshot of the public USDA Organic Integrity Database, including operation status, certification geography, scope designations, and product categories in the latest source file. The analytics below show how these records are distributed, helping you understand the organic marketplace and the supplier landscape around your business. OID Guard builds on this public data by monitoring the NOP operations and certified items your team depends on, surfacing meaningful changes and preserving the evidence needed to review them with confidence.
79,592 public operation records in the USDA source file.
Operations at a glance
50,710Records marked Certified
756,830Certified-item records
166Countries represented
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How the operation records are distributed
Status is reported by the public source and is shown here as a snapshot, not as a certification determination.
Certification by geography
Top countries by operation recordsCertified operation scopes
Operations may have more than one scope64,927scope designations
- Crops29,674
- Handling28,068
- Livestock6,477
- Wild harvest708
Certified product patterns
Most frequent public item categories in the downloaded USDA record set.
756,830 item records
RankCategoryItem records
- 01Uncategorized483,233
- 02Fruits/Vegetables9,265
- 03Processed Items7,993
- 04Coffee7,892
- 05Tea7,430
- 06Powders6,339
- 07Herbs6,158
- 08Spices5,908
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About this data
This page uses the full public USDA Organic Integrity Database export dated . Counts reflect the records in that file; OID Guard does not interpret them as a certification decision or a substitute for the live database, a certificate, or certifier guidance.