Quality is a process, not a badge.
This page explains what quality parameters mean and how public proof will be handled. Auriva does not reproduce the July 2026 report, laboratory logo or unresolved results as advertising.
What is checked
A product quality framework can cover moisture, organic carbon, pH, electrical conductivity, individual nutrients, heavy metals and microbiology. Each result needs its analytical basis, batch context and approved product-label treatment.
- pH: acidity or alkalinity measure
- EC: electrical conductivity
- Organic carbon: analytical basis must be explicit
- Microbiology: passing support must match the claim
How batch proof should work
A public result should identify the production batch, sample date, report date and test scope. A single report should not be presented as if every future batch is identical.
- Batch or lot link
- Date and sample identity
- Scope and analytical basis
- No endorsement implication
What is not published
The current report is not offered as a certificate or download. Public proof requires permission to use the report in advertising, a microbiology result that supports the claim, and clarification of inconsistent combined-NPK and LFOM carbon-basis data.
- No pathogen-free claim
- No FCO-compliant badge
- No lab-certified wording
- No unresolved combined NPK
Stage 2
After the required permission, passing retest and data clarification, Auriva can add a batch-specific visual certificate, microbiology status, heavy-metal comparison, nutrient analysis and QR-based traceability.
- Permission first
- Passing support
- Batch-specific presentation
- Traceable source record