To establish an organic fertilizer processing plant, the first step is to understand and handle the relevant procedures and registration process. Specifically, you need to register with the local industrial and commercial bureau to obtain a legal business license. Next, you also need to go to the environmental protection department to handle environmental procedures and ensure that your processing plant meets environmental requirements. In addition, it is necessary to apply for a tax registration certificate from the tax department in order to pay taxes legally. While handling these procedures, you also need to pay attention to the registration process for organic fertilizers. Firstly, you need to prepare relevant materials, including samples of organic fertilizers, production processes, quality testing reports, etc. Then, submit these materials to the local agricultural and rural department or relevant institutions for review. After passing the review, you will receive an organic fertilizer registration certificate, which is an important proof of legal production and sales of organic fertilizers. Of course, when handling these procedures and registration processes, you also need to pay attention to some details. For example, it is important to understand local policies and regulations to ensure that your processing plant complies with relevant regulations; At the same time, attention should also be paid to communication and coordination with relevant departments in order to better solve problems and promote work.

Temporary registration for applicant: Approval period: 12 working days Validity period: 1 year Renewal registration: Renewal 2 months before the expiration of the temporary certificate Approval period: 5 working days Continuous temporary registration for 2 years Acceptance unit: Administrative Licensing Office of the Provincial Department of Agriculture

Applicant's formal registration: Approval period: 12 working days Validity period: 5 years Renewal registration: 6 months before the expiration of the formal certificate Renewal approval period: 5 working days Validity period: 5 years Acceptance unit: Administrative Licensing Office of the Provincial Department of Agriculture