JAS
Organic
Organic
JAS Organic
Certification under Japan's organic agricultural standard, supporting the organic status of our Japanese matcha.
Certification documentation on file
Blendit Quality & Transparency
Certified organic.
Backed by evidence.
Our Japanese matcha is certified organic under JAS, USDA Organic and EU Organic standards. We also review supporting quality, testing and food-facility documentation — while keeping confidential supplier information private.
✓ JAS Organic ✓ USDA Organic ✓ EU Organic ✓ Independent laboratory evidence
Our approach
Transparency without exposing our sourcing network.
Quality claims should be supported by documentation. Blendit reviews certification, laboratory and regulatory records relevant to the matcha we source.
We do not publish supplier names, facility addresses, certificate numbers, registration numbers, QR codes or other identifiers that could reveal our commercial source. Instead, we present the parts of the evidence that matter to customers.
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Original documents remain on file
Public summaries are not replacements for the originals. They are intentionally limited to relevant certification, testing and registration information while confidential sourcing details remain private.
Organic certification
Three recognized organic standards.
Blendit's matcha is certified organic under JAS, USDA Organic and EU Organic standards. Certification documentation is retained on file; supplier-identifying details are not published.
USDA
Organic
Organic
USDA Organic
Supporting certification documentation covers the applicable USDA Organic standard for our certified organic matcha.
Certification documentation on file
EU
Organic
Organic
EU Organic
Supporting certification documentation also covers the applicable European Union organic standard.
Certification documentation on file
Product category
Japanese matcha
Organic certification standards
JAS · USDA Organic · EU Organic
Original supplier identifiers
Withheld from public display
Documentation status
Retained by Blendit
Why no full organic certificate scan?
Full certificates can contain supplier identity, facility addresses, certificate numbers and other traceable information. Blendit therefore publishes the certification status while retaining the complete source documentation privately. One additional organic supporting document reviewed by Blendit is specifically marked for information only and not for commercial use, so it is intentionally not reproduced on this commercial page.
What the certifications mean
Organic standards, explained simply.
The three certifications relate to organic production and handling requirements in different markets. They do not replace Blendit's own sensory selection for taste, color, aroma, umami and freshness.
JAS Organic
Japan's organic standard for eligible agricultural and processed food products. For Blendit, it supports the organic status of the Japanese matcha we source.
USDA Organic
The U.S. organic framework sets requirements for how certified organic products are produced, handled and represented in the market.
EU Organic
The European Union organic framework sets production and handling requirements for products marketed as organic within the EU system.
Selected public evidence
Quality documentation, presented accurately.
Organic certification, laboratory analysis and food-facility registration serve different purposes. We keep them separate so customers can understand what each document actually shows.
Independent laboratory report
Heavy Metals Analysis
Selected results extracted from a Bureau Veritas FEAC Co., Ltd. analysis report dated 10 April 2026. Supplier identity and address are not reproduced.
Analysis Report
Date: April 10, 2026
BUREAU VERITAS FEAC Co., Ltd.
| Test item | Result | Unit | Test method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lead (Pb) | Not Detected | mg/kg | ICP–Mass Spectrometry |
| Arsenic (As) | Not Detected | mg/kg | ICP–Mass Spectrometry |
| Cadmium (Cd) | Not Detected | mg/kg | ICP–Mass Spectrometry |
| Tin (Sn) | Not Detected | mg/kg | ICP–Mass Spectrometry |
| Mercury (Hg) | Not Detected | mg/kg | Reduction vaporization mercury measurement method |
Limit of quantification stated in the report: 0.1 mg/kg for Lead, Arsenic, Cadmium and Tin; 0.05 mg/kg for Mercury.
Public evidence summary created from the original report. “Not Detected” means the analyte was not detected at or above the laboratory's stated quantification threshold for the tested sample.
Important testing note
The original report states that the test is valid strictly for the submitted sample. Blendit therefore presents this as evidence of an independently analyzed sample and does not use it to claim that every future batch has identical analytical results.
Supply-chain registration evidence
U.S. FDA Food-Facility Registration
Documentation reviewed by Blendit shows U.S. FDA food-facility registration evidence relating to a facility in the supply chain.
2026
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
Registration evidence reviewed by Blendit states that the facility is registered with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration pursuant to applicable U.S. food law and that the registration was verified as effective by Registrar Corp.
Documentation year2026 Registration verificationRegistrar Corp Facility identityConfidential Registration numberConfidential Document validity statedThrough Dec. 31, 2026*
*Important: FDA food-facility registration is not FDA approval, endorsement or product certification. The underlying document itself states that the U.S. FDA does not issue or recognize a certificate of registration.
Supplier and facility-identifying details are intentionally omitted from this public summary.
The Blendit standard
Certification matters. So does the matcha itself.
Organic certification verifies defined production requirements. Sensory quality is a separate decision — which is why Blendit also considers origin, harvest, aroma, color, umami, bitterness and freshness when selecting matcha.
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Japanese Origin
We review origin and sourcing information relevant to the matcha selected for Blendit.
02
Certified Organic
Organic claims are supported by certification documentation rather than used only as marketing language.
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Sensory Selection
Color, aroma, smoothness, umami and bitterness are considered separately from certification.
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Freshness & Handling
Packaging, storage and careful handling remain important after production to protect matcha quality.
More than what is shown online
We don't publish every document we hold.
A matcha supply chain can involve organic certificates, product specifications, laboratory reports, facility-registration evidence and other commercial records.
Publishing every original document would expose confidential supplier information. Blendit's approach is to show customers meaningful evidence while keeping traceable sourcing details protected.
Additional documentation may be shared with qualified wholesale or commercial partners where appropriate and subject to confidentiality.
Organic records
Certification documentation
JAS, USDA Organic and EU Organic supporting documentation retained on file.
Laboratory
Independent analysis
Selected third-party laboratory evidence reviewed and retained by Blendit.
Supply chain
Regulatory & product records
Commercially sensitive supplier identifiers remain confidential.
Certification FAQ
Questions about our documentation.
Clear answers about what we certify, what we publish and what the supporting evidence means.
Is Blendit matcha certified organic?
Yes. Blendit's Japanese matcha is certified organic under JAS, USDA Organic and EU Organic standards.
Supporting certification documentation is retained on file.
Why doesn't Blendit publish the complete certificates?
Full certificates and supporting records can contain supplier names, facility addresses,
certificate numbers, registration numbers and other commercially sensitive information.
Blendit therefore publishes the relevant certification status while keeping traceable supplier
information confidential.
Does FDA food-facility registration mean the matcha is FDA approved?
No. Food-facility registration is not FDA approval, endorsement or certification of a product.
It is shown on this page only as supporting supply-chain registration evidence.
What does “Not Detected” mean in the laboratory results?
It means the tested substance was not detected at or above the laboratory's stated quantification
threshold for the submitted sample and analytical method. It should not be interpreted as a claim
of absolute zero concentration or as a result for every future batch.
A note on certification and testing
Organic certification relates to compliance with applicable organic standards and does not by itself guarantee taste, ceremonial grade or sensory superiority. Laboratory results apply to the sample described in the corresponding report. Food-facility registration is not FDA approval or certification of a product. Blendit retains supporting documentation and intentionally withholds confidential supplier-identifying information from public display.
For cafés & wholesale partners
Need product documentation?
Contact Blendit for wholesale information and available documentation relevant to your order.