The European Union has taken a big step toward clinching a deal with Chile on the international trade in organic food products.
The EU member states today agreed to recognise the equivalence of each other's organic product rules and regulations, making it easier for the trade of such products in each other's markets.
The EU's organic food production is growing and the deal will allow it to target the Chilean market better. At the same time, products such as Chilean organic wines will also find it easier to be recognised in Europe.
The European parliament still needs to give the deal its final approval but that is not expected to be problematic.
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