The damage caused to humans, animals and nature by agriculture, which is becoming more and more industrialised with each passing century and which is now intensively carried out with chemical pesticides, attracts the attention of people from all walks of life. In many areas from our dining tables to home cleaning, from personal care to baby products, people no longer want to use synthetic products, but completely natural products. Although the word ‘‘natural’’ is written on almost all packaging today, in fact, there is no natural content in the products in question. This is where the concept of ‘‘organic’’ comes into play. Products that do not use synthetic ingredients, artificial fertilisers, GMOs and irradiation technology at any stage until they reach the consumer are considered to be organic. The process is supervised by the Control Certification Bodies authorised by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of Republic of Türkiye through laws. If the product is organic, the organic logo designated by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of Republic of Türkiye is placed on the packaging. Thus, consumers can choose the organic product they want in line with their needs with peace of mind.