Find Certified Organic Almond Suppliers in New Zealand and Australia
Certified organic almonds are grown in Australia and processed on both sides of the Tasman into meal, butter, milk and snack products. The suppliers below hold current organic certification with almonds or almond products in their certified scope.
Certified organic almonds suppliers
Suppliers with current organic certification whose certified product list includes almonds. Data from NZ and Australian certifier registers; open a profile to verify status and expiry.
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Who sources certified organic almonds
- Plant-based milk, yoghurt and snack manufacturers
- Bakeries and confectioners needing certified organic almond meal or flakes
- Importers and wholesalers supplying organic retail
Common questions
Are organic almonds grown in New Zealand?▼
Commercial organic almond growing is concentrated in Australia. New Zealand suppliers listed here are typically certified processors, importers or brands using certified Australian or imported almonds.
How do I check an organic almond supplier's certificate is valid?▼
Open the supplier's ANZOC profile and confirm the certifier, certificate status and expiry date, then check that almond is listed within their certified products. For audits, keep a copy of the certificate and the date you checked it. ANZOC pulls this data from the NZ and Australian certifier registers.
What if I can't find the organic almonds I need in the directory?▼
Use the sourcing request form on this page. Tell us the product, quantity and destination market and ANZOC will check with certified suppliers, including ones whose product lists are not fully indexed, and reply by email.
Can NZ or Australian organic almonds be sold as organic overseas?▼
It depends on the destination market. Each supplier's profile shows the markets their certification covers (for example NZ, Australia, EU, USA or Japan). Products certified under the NZ National Organic Standard or the Australian National Standard can be exported to markets with equivalence arrangements, otherwise an additional scheme such as USDA NOP or EU organic may be required.