Certificate
Review the current certificate or official document rather than relying on a website logo alone.
CERTIFICATIONS & COMPLIANCE
Review the certification programs Kelrosa lists for manufacturing systems, food safety, organic and market-specific requirements. Current scope and validity should be confirmed for each project.

FEATURED CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS
Use certification documents as part of supplier qualification, then confirm the covered site, scope, product applicability and current validity.
Used to review the manufacturing-practice framework and facility controls relevant to the project.
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Supports review of documented food-safety hazard analysis, control points and production procedures.
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Supports review of the food-safety management system and the certificate scope that applies to the site.
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Relevant when an organic product route or claim requires review of current certification scope and eligibility.
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Used to confirm whether the applicable ingredients, process and facility fall within the requested Halal scope.
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Used to review Kosher certification scope for the applicable product, process and manufacturing site.
View CertificateThe logo images above are temporary placeholders. Replace each logo and linked certificate media with the current approved document before publishing final certification evidence.
HOW TO VERIFY
A certification mark is only a starting point. B2B supplier qualification should confirm the actual document and the scope that applies to the project.
Review the current certificate or official document rather than relying on a website logo alone.
Confirm which manufacturing site is named or covered by the document.
Check whether the program applies to the relevant product category, process or claim.
Confirm issue dates, expiry dates and any current status information before qualification.
B2B DOCUMENT REVIEW
The useful question is not how many certificates a supplier can display, but which documents actually answer the buyer, product and destination-market requirements.
Send your buyer or procurement checklist so the requested certificates and declarations can be mapped to the project.
Certification scope should be checked against the dosage form, formula route, ingredients and intended product claims.
Import, label and market requirements should be reviewed separately for the destination where the finished product will be sold.
CERTIFICATION FAQ
Use these answers as a starting point, then confirm the documents and requirements that apply to your specific product and market.
Not automatically. Applicability can depend on the manufacturing site, certification program, product category, ingredient route, process and requested claim. Confirm the scope for the specific project before relying on a certificate.
Share your supplier-qualification checklist and project details. The team can review which current certificates and supporting documents are applicable and available for the request.
Check the certificate holder, manufacturing site, program or standard, covered scope, issue and expiry dates, and whether the document is relevant to the intended product or claim.
No. Manufacturing certifications are supplier-qualification inputs. Product formulation, claims, labels, registrations and import requirements should still be reviewed for the destination market.
Yes. Sending the buyer checklist early helps identify which certificates, declarations and product-specific documents should be reviewed before the project moves forward.
As early as possible. If a certification, claim or destination-market requirement affects ingredients, processing or packaging, it is better to identify it before final formulation and commercial production.
SUPPLIER QUALIFICATION
Send your product type, destination market and buyer checklist. Our team can help identify which current certification and supplier documents are relevant to the project.
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