What is moreganic?
We're Moreganic
A certification for building a future where agriculture restores biodiversity, supports local communities, and creates lasting value for everyone involved. We do this by working with nature — through diverse crops, healthy soils, and fewer synthetic inputs — helping forests thrive for the long term.
Our mission is simple: to grow goods, from latex to honey, in a way that’s fair, sustainable, and good for our planet.
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Global standard for sustainable agricultural practices
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For all supply chain participants (farmers, growers, …)
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Enhancing farm resiliency with biodiversity action plan
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Partner license model
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Verified chain-of-custody
The three E’s
Agriculture stands at a turning point. Climate stress, shifting markets and social pressure demand more than business as usual. The Moreganic Universal Framework offers a clear direction — grow better, not just more. It’s our very own strategic model for sustainable sourcing, built on three essential E’s: ecological integrity, ethical responsibility, and economic viability.
Ecological Integrity
Promoting practices that sustain and restore the natural environment while addressing global environmental challenges.
Environmental Protection
Safeguarding soil, water, and air through pollution reduction, degradation prevention, and enhanced ecological functions.
Biodiversity Enhancement
Onserving and promoting diverse ecosystems, ensuring coexistence between agriculture and native flora and fauna.
Ethical Responsibility
Ensuring the well-being of people, animals, and communities through fair, humane, and inclusive practices.
Social Well-being
Upholding health, safety, and rights for all workers in agricultural operations, ensuring equitable treatment and opportunities.
Animal Welfare
Committing to the humane treatment of animals, their care, comfort, and ability to express natural behaviors.
Community Development
Supporting local infrastructure, education, and economic growth, fostering agriculture as a positive force for change.
Economic Viability
Creating resilient, equitable, and financially sustainable agricultural systems.
Fair Trade
Providing fair and premium pricing, transparent transactions, and equitable income distribution for farmers and stakeholders.
Transparency and Traceability
Maintaining open communication and clear chain-of-custody systems to build trust and accountability.
Long-term Sustainability
Encouraging financially viable and environmentally sound farming practices to ensure resilience against market and climate fluctuations.
Who can apply:
Moreganic certification is open to key stakeholders in the natural rubber supply chain, including:
Smallholder farmers & plantation owners
- Individuals or cooperatives cultivating Hevea brasiliensis (rubber trees) with a focus on sustainable land management.
- Must demonstrate biodiversity conservation, responsible land use, and ethical labor practices.
Manufacturers & Processors
- Businesses involved in processing raw latex into usable materials or finished products.
- Required to ensure supply chain segregation and transparency, responsible sourcing, and adherence to environmental best practices.
Sellers & Distributors
- Companies that sell or distribute Moreganic-certified rubber and latex products to consumers or businesses.
- Must comply with Moreganic’s chain-of-custody requirements to guarantee certified material integrity.
How to Get Certified
Step 1: Inquiry & Initial Assessment
- Submit an interest form with basic details about your operation.
- Our team will conduct an initial review to determine if you meet the basic eligibility criteria.
Step 2: Pre-Assessment Review
- If eligible, a preliminary assessment is conducted to identify potential gaps or improvements needed before a full audit.
Step 3: Full Application Submission
- Applicants submit all required documents, including sustainability policies, operational records, and traceability reports.
- Our team evaluates the application for alignment with Moreganic’s three pillars: ecological, ethical, and economic sustainability.
Step 4: On-Site Inspection & Audit
- A Moreganic team visit farms, processing units, or distribution centers to verify compliance.
Step 5: Certification Decision
- Based on audit findings, applicants are either awarded Moreganic certification or provided with recommendations for improvement.
- If changes are needed, applicants can make corrections and reapply.
Step 6: Ongoing Compliance & Renewal
- Certified members must undergo periodic audits to maintain their Moreganic status.
- Continuous improvement is encouraged to ensure long-term sustainability.
Get certified
The planet doesn’t need more promises. It needs action. Moreganic is a global standard with local roots. Backed by research and built for scale. Ready to join us?