Organic Monitor rebrands as Ecovia Intelligence

Published: 14-Mar-2017
Sustainability Finance

The organic products intelligence provider is broadening the range of its activities

Organic Monitor, which started as an organic products business intelligence provider, has rebranded as Ecovia Intelligence.

The name change is said to reflect a broadening of the organisation’s activities, which now also include research, consulting, workshops and training.

President Amarjit Sahota, who launched Organic Monitor in 2001, said: “Ecovia Intelligence will continue to encourage sustainable development in our specialist industries.

“Organic, as the most sustainable form of agriculture, is a core part of our corporate DNA and will remain a key focus.”





The Organic Monitor website now redirects to ecoviaint.com, which features a fresh new design. Website tabs now clearly signpost Business Services, Events, Specialist Industries and more.

Organic Monitor has been hosting its Sustainable Cosmetics Summit events over the past eight years in Europe, North & Latin America, and Asia Pacific.

Ecovia Intelligence plans to host its first industry events under its new name at the upcoming events: Cosmoprof Bologna, Natural Products New Zealand Summit, Natural & Organic Products Europe and In-Cosmetics Global.

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