Just scanned a code on the package?
Can't scan it? Enter the code printed on the label:
That code takes you to the real record for this batch: where it was grown, who grew it, when it was harvested. Not marketing copy — a logbook the farmer kept throughout the season, before the produce ever left the farm.
What you'll see when you scan
Where it was grown, who grew it
The farm's name, the growing region, and the specific plot that produced the batch you're holding.
The full journey, day by day
Soil prep, planting, care, harvest, processing — with real photos taken in the field.
Certifications currently in effect
VietGAP, GlobalG.A.P. and more, if the farm holds them — shown with the correct status at the moment you scan.
Why this code is hard to fake
Every code is tracked by how many times and where it's scanned. A code scanned an unusual number of times in different places within a short window — a telltale sign of a copied label — gets flagged for review instead of quietly slipping through.
If you scan a code and the information doesn't match the product you're holding, that's worth reporting to the seller.
Growing something yourself?
This traceability label was created by the farm itself on EdenHub. If you have a farm and want your produce to be just as transparent to your buyers, you can try it for free.