'Organic in conversion' ensures that the supply is meeting a growing demand for organic fibres.

No separate audit is required, but the label grade 'organic in conversion' will be visible on the GOTS Scope Certificate Products Appendix (see Scope Certificate Template).

'Organic in conversion' products need to be stored and processed separately from conventional and organic products.

The GOTS certification process starts at the processing level (e.g.

The conversion period increases stability for farmers and their families.

There is usually a 3-year conversion period of land.

The land is converting from 'conventional' to organic.

There are four different types of wool yarn, and these consist of: Wool type fine.

Using the GOTS 'in-conversion' label grade means to support agricultural practices that are transitioning towards organic agriculture. On the downside, wool can be slightly itchy, especially for individuals who are allergic to some types of wool.

The label grade 'organic in conversion' is allowed in GOTS only where the production standard on which the fibre production is based permits it.

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