Certifications

Use the documents below as references when evaluating an AimGrow product. Check the named company or facility, product scope, issue date and validity in each file. A document listed here is not a statement that it is current for every product or batch.

For an order, ask AimGrow for current documents covering the exact product and supplied lot. Include the product name and the information your purchasing or quality team needs.

Certification and reference files

• United States Organic Certificate (PDF)
• Canadian Organic Regime(COR) (PDF)
• Canadian Site Licence and Foreign Site Licence (PDF)
• NPN from Health Canada (PDF)
• NOP Certificate (PDF)
• European Union Organic Certificate (PDF)
• IFANCA HALAL Product certificate (PDF)
• Food Safety Management System (PDF)
• Certificate of FDA Registration (PDF)
• IFS Foods from SGS (PDF)
• Global Standard for Food Safety (PDF)
• KOSHER Certificate (PDF)
• Free Sale Certificate (PDF)
• GMP (PDF)

How do I check whether a document applies?

Match the document to the product and entity involved in your purchase. Review the listed scope, dates and any restrictions. Request an updated copy if a document has expired or does not cover the product you are considering. A facility document, an organic certificate and a product-specific file answer different questions.

Is a certificate the same as a batch COA?

No. A lot-specific certificate of analysis should identify the product and batch being tested, with results, units, methods, dates and laboratory information. A general certificate or specification does not replace results for the supplied lot. Ask which documents are available for your product.

What should a buyer ask about testing?

Ask which relevant identity, composition, contaminant and microbiological checks are included in the product specification and lot documentation. Review the actual reported results and limits rather than relying on a general claim that a product is tested.

What should I include in a document request?

• The exact product name, format and pack size.
• The lot number, if you have already purchased the product.
• The certification or analysis needed for your intended use.
• The market and application relevant to a business purchase.

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