English authorities have announced the launch of a long-term plan aimed at developing the country's organic agriculture sector. The initiative is designed to support farming enterprises and help them adapt to growing consumer interest in organic products. The plan's authors note that demand for organic food in the country continues to grow, but domestic production has not yet fully met these needs. The strategy envisions creating conditions for expanding organic farming, which should strengthen the resilience of the agricultural sector and reduce dependence on food imports. It is expected that implementation of the plan will provide farmers with additional opportunities for business development, and consumers with a greater selection of quality domestic products. The document is viewed as part of a broader policy supporting agriculture and food security in England. Specific measures and implementation timelines are still being refined, but the initiative has already received positive feedback from representatives of the agricultural sector, who are counting on strengthening the position of organic farming in the domestic market.