Estrah / Standards & Reports
Document registerKnow what each record proves.
Certification, product testing, facility audits, memberships, and self-assessments are different forms of evidence. This register keeps them separate and lets you request the dated document that applies to a product, facility, or production lot.
Standards, tests & audits.
The reference numbers below are those supplied to Estrah. Request the current dated document and confirm its holder, covered activities, product categories, validity, and—when applicable—the product or lot.
A GOTS scope certificate identifies a certified entity and the product categories and processing activities within its approved scope. A facility scope record alone is not product-level proof.
The Organic Content Standard provides third-party certification of organic material and chain of custody. Finished-product claims depend on an unbroken certified chain and approved claim use.
STANDARD 100 applies to the textile article and components covered by the certificate. It indicates testing against the standard’s harmful-substance criteria; it does not make dyes themselves “STANDARD 100 certified.”
amfori BSCI is a social-performance monitoring system—not a certification and not a pass/fail label. An audit is a point-in-time view of workplace performance areas and follow-up actions.
Sedex membership and a SMETA audit are not certifications or pass/fail marks. SMETA records observations against its methodology, including labor, health and safety, and—in a four-pillar audit—environment and business ethics.
The Facility Environmental Module measures facility environmental management and impacts. A self-assessment is distinct from a third-party verified assessment, so the current verification status should be stated explicitly.
Ask for the record that matches the order.
Scope certificates establish which entities, activities, and product categories are certified. When a product-level organic claim matters, request the applicable transaction or lot documentation and confirm that the chain remains intact through the finished product.
Request product / lot documentation →Retail: product name, color, size, and order number.
Wholesale: PO, style, material program, and production lot.
Review: holder, scope, dates, product, and quantity.