Dalat Flora completed GlobalG.A.P. recertification for the 2025–2026 season with zero major non-conformities recorded across operational sites (demo note from the import stub: third consecutive audit, growing area cited in the original excerpt).
What the audit looked at
Inspectors walk greenhouse hygiene, crop protection records, worker safety, and post-harvest handling — the same chain buyers already see as 1–4°C storage and graded export bunches.
Why it matters on the packing floor
Certification is not a logo on the website. Lot traceability has to survive from mother-stock or cuttings through harvest, sleeves, and carton labels so a destination inspection can follow the bunch backwards.
- Site-level records for crop inputs
- Post-harvest hygiene in the packing house
- Traceable carton and bunch identification
Documents we send with export lots
Phytosanitary certificates and packing lists are prepared by the export desk. Share destination rules early; they sit beside GlobalG.A.P. evidence, not instead of it.
Ask for the current certificate pack
Importers can request the latest summary with an RFQ via Contact.
