Quality & testing

Testing selected for the approved program

Testing is selected by ingredient, application and buyer requirement. Each approved program includes a written specification and an agreed testing plan.

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Testing

Testing matched to ingredient, application and buyer requirement

Each approved program includes a written specification and an agreed testing plan. The applicable results are provided through the Certificate of Analysis or supporting laboratory reports.

01

Fixed oils & butters

GC-FID fatty-acid profile · Acid and peroxide values · Saponification and iodine values · Moisture and impurities · Density, refractive index, appearance and odor.

02

Essential oils

GC-MS identification and GC-FID quantification · Relative density · Refractive index · Optical rotation · Solubility · Organoleptic and authenticity assessment.

03

Botanical powders

Botanical identity · Moisture and water activity · Particle size and ash · Microbiological quality · Heavy metals, pesticides and mycotoxins where relevant.

04

Gums & resins

Botanical identity · Moisture, ash and foreign matter · Solubility, viscosity or resin content · GC-MS of the volatile fraction where applicable · Microbiological and contaminant controls.

Safety and contaminant verification

Risk-based panels may include heavy metals, pesticide residues, microbiological counts and specified organisms, mycotoxins, PAHs, residual solvents and targeted adulteration testing.

Test methods, acceptance limits and testing frequency are agreed with the buyer before production. Not every test is required for every ingredient or every lot.

Release pathway

Five gates between intake and buyer documents.

01

Intake & identity

Material is tied to its collection and origin record.

02

Processing controls

The product route and key operating evidence are recorded.

03

Laboratory evidence

Testing scope follows ingredient class and buyer need.

04

Specification review

Evidence is compared with the controlled requirement.

05

Release & documents

Only lots meeting the approved specification move forward with the required buyer documents.

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MoedimAI · farmer-cell and program operating evidence

Quality responsibilities

The evidence plan is agreed before production.

Program activities can be organized and documented through MoedimAI. The applicable evidence depends on the approved program, ingredient and buyer requirements.

Start with your specification. Build a verified supply program.

Tell us the ingredient, annual volume, destination market and technical requirements. We will assess the grower, processing, testing and export pathway.