- Supplier emails and attachments
- Certificates stored separately
- Batch codes without the product story
- Repeated buyer evidence requests
- Claims disconnected from their scope
Product Passports for verified agricultural products.
Explore products across organizations, origins and batches. Open a passport to see the public product story, traceability journey, evidence and impact before deciding to buy.
See what the product is, where it came from and what supports its claims.
A Product Passport is the trust layer between a physical product and the records behind it. It gives a consumer, buyer or reviewer a structured way to understand the product before any commercial action begins.
- Organization and product context
- Farm-to-finished-goods journey
- Claims, evidence and impact
Choose the product and organization you want to inspect.
The directory is designed for a multi-organization platform. Select the company, product and batch context that belongs to the exact item you want to inspect.
Traceable products across the platform.
The passport follows the product, not just the company.
Each organization can have many products. Each product can have many batches. Each batch can have a different farm origin, warehouse path, processing run and finished-goods identity.
- Farm / Plot
- Harvest Lot
- Aggregation
- Warehouse
- Processing
- Packaging
- Finished Goods

One product-level evidence pack instead of disconnected files.
The passport brings identity, traceability and proof together without forcing every audience to see sensitive operational data.
- One product and batch record
- One passport for consumers and buyers
- Evidence linked to each claim
- Structured journey and review context
- Versioned updates as records change
From source records to a scannable product identity.
FarmicleGrow keeps the Product Passport connected to the traceability system rather than treating it as a separate marketing page.
Connect the product
Choose the organization, product and batch that the passport represents.
Build the trusted record
Connect journey events, evidence, claims, impact and product details to that identity.
Publish and scan
Use the QR or trace code to open the public-safe view, then let buyers access deeper information when permitted.

One product identity. Multiple trusted views.
Consumers can see the public product story. Verified buyers can see sourcing and procurement context. Auditors can review restricted evidence without making sensitive records public.
Transparency should create confidence without forcing every record into the public view.
Trust before trade.
The passport is the trusted product layer. Marketplace purchasing remains separate and starts only when the visitor chooses Buy.
Build trust
Put public-safe traceability and proof around the product identity.
Follow the journey
Connect farms, lots, warehouse, processing, packaging and finished goods.
Separate organizations
Each company keeps its own products, batches, evidence and public passports.
Trade with context
Move to the marketplace only after understanding the product and its provenance.