Lot Lookup: What Your Batch Number Means

Every pack we sell is marked with a harvest year and a lot number. It’s a small line of text, but it’s the thread that connects the product in your hand back to a specific harvest and processing batch — not a generic “trust us” claim.

Where to find it

Look on the base or back of the packaging for a printed or stamped code, usually in the format of a year followed by a short batch code (for example, a 2026 harvest lot). If you can’t find it on your pack, that’s worth telling us about — it’s something we want to know if it’s missing.

What it lets us tell you

With the lot number, we can tell you which harvest season the product came from and, where testing has been done for that batch, point you to the relevant lab report information for it.

Don’t have a lookup tool live yet?

We’re not going to pretend there’s an automated batch-lookup database on this page if there isn’t one yet — right now, the fastest way to get an answer on a specific lot is to message us directly with the number on your pack, on WhatsApp or by email, and we’ll get back to you with what we have for that batch.