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Bring NYS Grown & Certified products to your business
Program Details
The First Program of it's Kind Designed to:

Build awareness and confidence in New York State branded agricultural products.  Provide meaningful food product labeling in the marketplace.

Enable New York producers to take advantage of the growing market demand for foods locally grown and produced to a higher standard.

Fulfill the state’s economic development mission to advance the growth of our agricultural sector and secure markets for its products.

The Grown & Certified Seal

The New York State Grown & Certified seal indicates to your customers that your products have been produced in a way that is committed to the environment and the highest standards for food safety. New York State Grown & Certified is currently available to producers who are certified for Good Agricultural Practices and participate in an Agriculture Environmental Management program.

New York State markets NYS Grown & Certified products through a campaign that includes television, print, radio, and targeted internet advertising. The marketing campaign encourages New York State consumers to look for the Grown & Certified seal, and drives them to retailers who stock NYS Grown & Certified products.
Grown & Certified Logo on apples
Grown & Certified Retailers
Benefits

Statewide campaign aimed at driving consumers to your stores.

Use of the New York State Grown & Certified seal in your marketing.

Presence on the New York State Grown & Certified website as a participating retailer.

Grown & Certified Farms Search for Farms Near you

New York State Grown & Certified is open to New York producers who adhere to the best practices in safe food handling and environmental stewardship. It is currently available to produce growers who are certified for Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) and are participating in Agricultural Environmental Management (AEM) plans.

Related Resource New York Food Products Database

The New York Foods Database is a collection of products that, at a minimum, are made using at least 51% raw New York agricultural ingredients by weight or volume. The database is maintained by the Cornell Cooperative Extension Farm to Institution Team in partnership with the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.