This is where we differentiate. The industry's standards intelligence hub — ASTM and ISO activity, testing methods, and best practices, connected to the labs that apply them and the regulations that require them.
ASTM Activity
D37 develops standards for cannabis and hemp across quality, testing, security, and personnel. Track ballots and new methods as they move.
Standard practices for potency, contaminants, and sampling — the methods buyers and regulators cite.
Cultivation, processing, and manufacturing practice standards for consistent product quality.
New and revised standards open for member vote — where the industry shapes its own rules.
ISO Activity
The accreditation baseline for NIHC Verify and for COAs accepted abroad.
See Verify accreditation →Relevant to ingestible hemp products entering food and supplement channels.
International work items shaping global harmonization for hemp trade.
Testing Standards
A standard should lead you straight to a lab that runs it. Each method connects to the verified organizations equipped to perform it.
Public Comment Opportunities
Members can review and vote on proposed test methods and revisions.
Comment on international drafts before they're published.
Add technical input to a coordinated industry response. See policy comment windows →
Best Practices
Cultivation practices that protect quality from seed to harvest.
Processing and manufacturing controls for consistent, safe products.
What separates a reliable lab result from an unreliable one.
Technical Resources
Standards mapped to the accredited organizations that apply them.
Open the library →Interpret certificate-of-analysis results against the applicable method.
See Verify resources →Let the ecosystem AI map your product to the right method. Ask the ecosystem →
Related Regulations
The federal requirements standards help organizations meet.
See in Policy Center →State-by-state testing requirements — mapped to the standards that satisfy them.
Open the tracker →Which methods and accreditations destination regulators recognize. See Market Access →
The accreditation that measures organizations against these standards.
The regulations these standards implement.
Standards that open — or close — an export market.
Which standards apply to every matched opportunity.