Quick Organics Reaches 600 Certified Operations as USDA Adopts the Common OSP
Punta Gorda, United States - July 26, 2026 / Quick Organics, Inc. /
Quick Organics has surpassed 600 certified operations on its platform, reaching the milestone at the same time the USDA formally adopted the Common Organic System Plan (Common OSP) as the standardized framework for organic certification documentation. The convergence of these two developments marks a notable shift in how producers, handlers, and certifiers approach organic recordkeeping across the United States.
A Platform Built Around the Common OSP From the Start
While many certification tools have historically relied on proprietary templates or paper-based workflows, Quick Organics took a different approach. Its platforms were designed from the ground up to align with the Common OSP structure — the same format now formally recognized by the USDA. For operations using Quick Organics, that means working within a framework that certifiers already understand and accept.
Quick Organics is currently accepted by a broad network of certifier partners, including Natural Food Certifiers, Organic Certifiers, QCS, PCO, NOFA-NY, Montana Department of Agriculture, QAI, CCOF and OCIA International — spanning different regions and operation types, from small diversified farms to larger commercial handlers.
Organic Recordkeeping Moves Into a Digital-First Era
The USDA's formal adoption of the Common OSP comes as organic producers face increasing pressure to maintain accurate, audit-ready documentation. Paper-based recordkeeping has long been a friction point for both operations and certifiers — records can be lost, incomplete, or formatted inconsistently across different certifying agents.
Quick Organics addresses those challenges by centralizing documentation, standardizing inputs, and making records accessible when they are needed most. For operations managing multiple products, acreage, or handling processes, the platform organizes that complexity into a format that certifying agents across the partner network are equipped to review.
"The industry has been moving toward digital-first certification for years, and the USDA's formal adoption of the Common OSP is the clearest signal yet that this shift is permanent," said a spokesperson for Quick Organics. "Our users are already working in the format that certifiers expect — that removes a significant layer of friction from the certification process."
A Stable Foundation for the Road Ahead
With over 600 certified operations active and growing, and the USDA's formal recognition of the Common OSP providing a stable regulatory foundation, Quick Organics is positioned as the platform operators can use with confidence — knowing their documentation meets both federal standards and certifier expectations.
Operations looking to move away from paper-based recordkeeping can start a free 12-month trial at quickorganics.com.
About Quick Organics
Quick Organics develops organic certification software built around the USDA-adopted Common Organic System Plan. Its platforms support producers, handlers, and certifiers in completing, organizing, and submitting organic system plan documentation digitally — replacing paper-based workflows with a streamlined, audit-ready process.
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