The register
The register opens with the first certificate issued against a published subcategory standard. Fifteen standards are published and open for application; no brand has completed the three-lot baseline yet. This is an empty register, not a hidden one — when it fills, it fills here.
Apply to be the first →Three certified products across two subcategory standards. Certified since May 2026.
A specimen entry, shown so the register’s shape is legible before it fills. Listing is a consequence of certification, not a purchasable placement; order and prominence are not for sale.
What a brand page shows
A brand controls how it describes itself. It does not control what the page says about its certificate. That split is the reason the directory is worth reading.
Reading the mark
The mark on a pack means that product was tested at or below every value in the standard named for its subcategory, in that product’s native basis, on the stated analyte panel. It does not mean the product is safe, that the brand’s other products are certified, or that analytes outside the panel were controlled. Scope travels with the mark, and it is stated here rather than left to inference.
A brand appearing in this register with one certified product is not a certified brand. It is a brand with a certified product, and the page says which one.