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IGSO establishes a new generation of agricultural standards where identity, movement, certification, and safety are digitally verifiable, tamper-resistant, and globally readable. These are the definitive protocols.
At a glance
Defining the rules of agricultural trust
Traditional standards are static paper certificates. IGSO standards are dynamic protocols, designed from the ground up to be proven continuously by live data.
Rather than treating trust as an abstract dimension, the six standards are formalized as exact protocol services. They determine the strict rules for what must be authenticated, sensed, and secured across the global supply chain.
The Common Proof Stack
Every IGSO standard is enforced through these 5 layers.
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The definitive protocols governing authentication, freshness, aging, location, safety, and data space interoperability.
Separating the rules from the infrastructure
These formal standards define the rules. They are the strict requirements determining whether an agricultural product is authentic, safe, and verifiable.
The broader IGSO trust architecture—how these rules are governed, operationalized by hardware, and converted into market value—lives separately within our Strategic Framework. This boundary protects the neutrality of the standards themselves.
Review the Strategic Framework →Why separation matters
By keeping standards separate from infrastructure, IGSO ensures that the rules remain neutral, stable, and globally legible—regardless of which technology vendors or market platforms implement them.
Putting them to work
These six are not abstract. A producer can measure a product against them at no cost, see exactly which requirements are Missing, Partial or Ready, and decide from there whether to go further.
