Search Donate E-newsShopJobs Facing the future Good food for all Enabling change What is organic? Farmers & growers | Trade | Certification Home – About us – What we do Who we are What we do Annual General Meeting Our reports Our history Funding Annual review Work with us News and media Contact us What we do We are the UK's leading membership charity campaigning for healthy, humane and sustainable food, farming and land use. Our work is divided into three areas: Facing the future In the face of climate change and a growing world population, business as usual in our food and farming system is not an option. We want to ensure that organic systems can secure a durable and humane solution to the challenges facing us. We help provide solutions that help people to live, eat, farm and grow with the resources that are available. We want to pioneer new solutions to tackle climate change, support biodiversity, improve animal welfare and champion fairness. Find out more about Facing the future Good food for all Good food, the best food, is organically grown, minimally processed, fairly traded, fresh and seasonal. And this food should be a right, not a privilege: we want to make sure everyone has access to food that is healthy for them and the planet. Our work in schools, through the Food for Life Partnership, shows that it is possible to transform food cultures for the better - improving the life and health chances of thousands of children. We are building on this work and helping other communities to build healthier food cultures. Find out more about Good food for all Enabling change We represent and work with pioneering farmers, growers and businesses who deliver practical change – the extraordinary people who make change happen on the ground. We provide technical support and advice to farmers and businesses, and through our trading subsidiary, Soil Association Certification, we work to create and inspire consumer trust in order to support the organic market. We also work to improve consumer understanding of organic principles and to ensure that the vision, integrity and trust at the core of our certification process are understood by anyone purchasing a product that carries our symbol. Find out more about Enabling change Related links What is organic? Our funding Our reports Annual review Read our strategy [PDF, 2 MB] Support us Facing the future Innovative farming Visit an organic farm Animal welfare Not in my banger GM Wildlife Grow organic Good food for all School food Nursery food Hospital food Eating out Community supported agriculture Sustainable food cities Buy organic Organic buying groups Enabling change Certification Catering mark Join a local group Future growers Community supported agriculture Organic buying groups Land Trust Practical skills Holiday organic Conferences What is organic? Organic farming Organic animals Organic food Organic textiles Organic beauty Organic standards Organic principles Support us Become a member Donate to us Fundraise for us Include us in your will Choose our partners Members area Sign up to e-news About us Who we are What we do Our history Funding Annual review Jobs News and media Contact us Farmers & growers News Events Technical information Market Innovative farming Producer membership Magazine Services Contact us Trade News Events Organic September Marketing support Market information Get involved Find organic Meet our team © Soil Association 2013 Charity registered in England and Wales no 206862, in Scotland no SC039168 Jobs - About us Legal information and cookies - Accessibility We wish to thank the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation for supporting the development of our website