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Compliance with the Code of Practice (COP) is a stringent mandatory requirement to be a Certified ATTIA
member, which ensures the quality and safety of 100% Pure Australian Tea Tree Oil.
First implemented in 2005, the Code of Practice is a Quality Assurance system to regulate all facets of the
production of 100% pure Australian tea tree oil, from seed to drum and beyond.
Certified Members are subject to a rigorous
Code of Practice auditing process:
All aspects of the operation.
Up to 8 hours per audit depending on the business.
Two passed audits to become certified.
Yearly audit once compliant.

The certification process also ensures compliance with Australian Biosecurity, Workplace Health and Safety, and Pesticides
Acts, Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority Regulations, and International Standards for tea tree oil,
distillation, and the handling of dangerous goods.
The ATTIA Code of Practice is a quality management system.
It goes much further than commercial standards, spanning farm to processing, supply chain to end-user.
The ATTIA Code of Practice is built on a framework of best practice production and processing methodologies.

Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Po...

Quality Management ISO 9001:2000
This framework is designed to prevent biological, chemical, and physical
hazards in the production of 100% pure Australian tea tree oil.

Farm Layout and Operations

Plant Protection Products

Harvesting

Distillation

Handlling, Filtration and Storage

Shipment and Export
100% pure Australian tea tree oil is traceable from seed to paddock, and distillery to drum.
Our compliance processes ensure integrity across the entire supply chain.

Integrated producers must fully comply.

Growers must ensure contractors are complian...

Contractors must ensure growers are complian...
The importance of ATTIA’s Code of Practice has been acknowledged by the European Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety.
‘The SCCS is of the opinion that on the basis of the ATTIA Code of Practice and the Guidance document, a safe processing and storing of Tea Tree Oil can be achieved which can be controlled by measuring p-cymene content’.
- European Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety
The SCCS statement means that anyone purchasing 100% pure Australian tea tree oil in the European Union can be confident that it has been
produced under a Quality Assurance system that is implemented from the moment a seedling is planted in the ground.
David Cousins – ATTIA Board Director
