What does WOCA mean?
WOCA means Wakayama Organic Certified Association
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Wakayama Organic Certified Association?
Wakayama Organic Certified Association can be abbreviated as WOCA
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What does WOCA stand for? WOCA stands for "Wakayama Organic Certified Association". |
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What is the meaning of WOCA abbreviation? The meaning of WOCA abbreviation is "Wakayama Organic Certified Association". |
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What does WOCA mean? WOCA as abbreviation means "Wakayama Organic Certified Association". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- WIXAS - Wakayama International Exchange Association
- OFAC - Organic Fertilizer Association of California
- OAA - Organic Acidemia Association
- OCAM - Organic Certification Association of Montana
- OVAA - Organic Viticulture Association Australia
- OPAM - Organic Producers Association of Manitoba
- OPAQ - Organic Producers Association of Queensland
- OAA - Organic Agriculture Association
- OAASA - Organic Agricultural Association of SA
- OCA - Organic Consumer Association
- OCPP - Organic Certified Producers and Processors
- OFAC - Organic Farmers Association Council
- OFAI - Organic Farming Association of India
- OEA - Organic Electronics Association
- OGA - Organic Geochemists Association
- OGA - Organic Growers Association
- OGAWA - Organic Growers Association of WA
- OGAWA - Organic Growers Association Western Australia
- OLA - Organic Landscape Association
- OPACK - Organic Producers Association of Cawston and Keremeos