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Navigating the path to sustainable certification

From the soil to the soul. A certification that honors integrity, community, and Pachamama.

Our pillars

Human Rights

All actors in the supply chain must respect and promote fundamental human rights in accordance with international standards, including but not limited to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and ILO conventions.

Community Impact

Farming and production activities must contribute positively to the socio-economic wellbeing of local communities, ensuring inclusive growth and long-term sustainability.

Respect for Natural Resources

Sourcing practices must optimize the use of water, energy, and other natural resources with a deep respect for the balance of local ecosystems.

Public Safety

All agricultural and production processes must adhere to high standards of public health and safety, ensuring that products are safe and that operations do not endanger local populations.

Honoring Pachamama

Land use must reflect a sacred stewardship model, grounded in the philosophy that the Earth is not a commodity, but a living being deserving of care and reverence.

Our purpose

This certification guide outlines the standards and procedures for verifying ethical and sustainable practices among farmers, producers, and communities engaged in the sourcing of agricultural and natural goods. It aims to uplift actors who demonstrate integrity, social responsibility, environmental respect, and a deep spiritual and cultural bond with the land (Pachamama).

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Designed for

For those who build a better future. Our certification recognizes and elevates individuals, companies, and projects that contribute to the supply chain while honoring the dignity of people, the integrity of ecosystems, and the ancestral respect for Mother Earth.

From small-scale producers to large-scale projects — our standard ensures that impact is not only measured in outputs, but in human and environmental harmony.

Levels of
Certification

Each pillar contains standards and criteria that will be evaluated using a point-based system; resulting in three levels of certification: Bronze, Silver, and Gold. The total possible points are 100.