Origin verification
Where a product was grown or made leaves a trace in its composition. When your claim of origin rests on measurement rather than on a declaration, it holds up in front of your buyer.
What verification gives you
Geographic origin is a price difference, and it needs protecting.
Your price difference is defended
The quality that makes your product valuable — belonging to a particular region — is put on record.
Geographic indication is supported
If you carry a registered geographic indication, you hold a record that supports the claim with measurement.
Export gets easier
You answer buyers and authorities who ask about origin with a document already in hand.
It makes blending visible too
The question of origin rarely arrives on its own.
Blending with another region
Product mixed in from a different region shows up as a weakening of the trace belonging to the origin.
A change of source
A supplier changing source without telling you emerges when batches are compared with one another.
Seasonal variation
In natural products, variation driven by the season is told apart from a difference of origin.
Let's discuss how we would support your claim of origin.
We will start from your product and your target markets.