Why testing matters
Extreme-heat chilli orders need a defined product specification, sampling plan, test scope, and release document.
Quality / Lab reports
Testing is not a blanket marketing claim. Product limits, methods, laboratories, sampling and document release are agreed against the buyer brief and the confirmed lot.
Quality without theatre
Testing scope, limits, methods and reports are confirmed against the product lot and destination. Exact values are published only when a verified document supports them.
Lot-specific product identity
Buyer-agreed test scope
Documented pack specification
Every number, documented
What can be tested
Extreme-heat chilli orders need a defined product specification, sampling plan, test scope, and release document.
The maximum limit, method, and report timing should be agreed for the product form and intended shelf life.
Testing can be included where required by the buyer, product risk review, or destination market.
The screening method and applicable buyer or destination requirement are agreed before order confirmation.
Organisms, limits, methods, and the sampling point are defined against the buyer specification.
The residue panel and limits are aligned with the destination market and buyer brief.
ETO requirements are reviewed against the destination and included only where relevant to the agreed scope.
COA, laboratory, lot, packaging and dispatch documents are released against a confirmed product lot and agreed buyer scope. Include the product, destination, quantity and required test panel in your request.