State regulation of organic products market in Russia

The organic products market and the demand for quality products in the world are growing rapidly. In Russia it is only being formed. The European Union has an efficiently functioning system for regulating the production and use of organic products. The purpose of the study was to compare the current European and domestic legislation in the field of organic agriculture to develop proposals for the further improvement of domestic legislation, which will contribute to the development of the organic products market. The author used methods: abstract-logical, analysis, comparison, induction, deduction, monographic. As a result of the research, the author came to the following conclusions: at present, the regulatory and legal system for regulating the organic products market in Russia is a set of laws, standards, requirements not only Russian but also international. It includes both special legal acts and general economic ones, as well as federal as well as regional ones. Formation of the legal field in this area occurs during the economic crisis, sanctions and unsanctions, the country's membership in the WTO, etc. On how quickly its completion will depend on the position of Russia in the international organic market. In Russia there is still no law coordinating organic production. Adoption of the law on the production and circulation of organic products will ensure the development of ecological farming, as well as the production of quality and safe food. The development of forms and methods of state regulation of the organic products market will create conditions for the evolution of organic farming and farming in Russia, which will ensure that not only citizens of the country will be provided with environmentally friendly products, but will also provide an opportunity for domestic organizations to become full-fledged players on the international organic market. The results obtained by the author, in the future can be used by market participants of organic products in practice and the government in the development of special laws and by-laws.