Our Standards
Certified Origins sets new industry standards for flavor, freshness, traceability, value, and truthfulness. We have developed unprecedented protocols for quality assurance, and we continuously seek new ways to improve our practices.


The ultimate goal? To provide a completely transparent view of the journey from grove to grocer.
We partner with third-party organizations who share our dedication to food safety and quality control. We hold ourselves to high standards – and seek verification from trusted third parties wherever possible. Our certifications are clearly displayed on the labels of many Certified Origins products. Look for these seals, as proof.
The result is a unique, cutting-edge system which improves the quality, authenticity, and safety of the food you eat each day.

Bureau Veritas has conducted independent certification and analysis of consumer goods since 1894, ensuring that their producers meet the strictest standards for food quality and safety. We’ve achieved ISO 22005 certification on select Certified Origins products, providing proof to consumers that our goods are truly authentic and ethically produced.

We believe that the best foods are naturally produced. All our products are non-GMO – and these certifications attest to our sourcing from growers dedicated to non-GMO and organic farming practices.


The European Union has created precise regulations for safeguarding foods linked to certain specific geographical areas. Geographical Indications: PDO, PGI and TSG preserve the rights and livelihoods of local growers and farmers who work hard to produce the finest in authentic products. This EU scheme also protects consumers from illegal practices which can affect the safety, price, and quality of their foods.
Ethical Transparency & Traceability
Innovative technology, or time-tested practice? Certified Origins is committed to being the best of both worlds.


Today, we’re taking traceability to a whole new level, by leveraging blockchain technology to provide deeper insight into our food supply chain.
Our Standards
Certified Origins sets new industry standards for flavor, freshness, traceability, value, and truthfulness. We have developed unprecedented protocols for quality assurance, and we continuously seek new ways to improve our practices.


The ultimate goal? To provide a completely transparent view of the journey from grove to grocer.
We partner with third-party organizations who share our dedication to food safety and quality control.. We hold ourselves to high standards – and seek verification from trusted third parties wherever possible. Our certifications are clearly displayed on the labels of many Certified Origins products. Look for these seals, as proof.
The result is a unique, cutting-edge system which improves the quality, authenticity, and safety of the food you eat each day.

Bureau Veritas has conducted independent certification and analysis of consumer goods since 1894, ensuring that their producers meet the strictest standards for food quality and safety. We’ve achieved ISO 22005 certification on select Certified Origins products, providing proof to consumers that our goods are truly authentic and ethically produced.

We believe that the best foods are naturally produced. All our products are non-GMO – and these certifications attest to our sourcing from growers dedicated to non-GMO and organic farming practices.


The European Union has created precise regulations for safeguarding foods linked to certain specific geographical areas. Geographical Indications: PDO, PGI and TSG preserve the rights and livelihoods of local growers and farmers who work hard to produce the finest in authentic products. This EU scheme also protects consumers from illegal practices which can affect the safety, price, and quality of their foods.
Ethical Transparency & Traceability
Innovative technology, or time-tested practice? Certified Origins is committed to being the best of both worlds.


Today, we’re taking traceability to a whole new level, by leveraging blockchain technology to provide deeper insight into our food supply chain.