Supply Chain Transparency

Confidence Starts at the Source

The foods our customers create are only as good as the ingredients they use. That's why PURIS has built visibility into our supply chain, from seed development and grower programs through ingredient production and final delivery.

When you know more about where ingredients come from, you can make better decisions about the foods you create.

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Visibility From Seed to Finished Ingredient

Many food ingredient supply chains begin at harvest. PURIS begins much earlier.

Seed Genetics

PURIS starts with seed development, giving customers more visibility into crop potential, variety performance, and long-term supply planning.

Farm

Grower relationships connect agronomic practices, crop conditions, and supply expectations before harvest begins.

Harvest

Crop-year conditions are captured closer to the source, helping explain natural variation in quality, nutrition, and performance.

Grain Processing

Harrold and Randolph clean, handle, and prepare grain with stronger visibility before crops move into ingredient production.

Ingredient Processing

Dawson converts peas into functional ingredients with food safety, quality, and traceability systems built into production.

Customer

Customers receive ingredients backed by connected supply chain knowledge, not disconnected commodity handoffs.

Why This Matters to You

Supply chain transparency is more than knowing where a crop came from.

What changed this year, and how could it affect ingredient performance?

Brands can plan around crop-year realities instead of reacting to surprises in formulation or production.

How consistent is this ingredient across lots, seasons, and production runs?

Better visibility supports accurate specifications, fewer production disruptions, and more reliable finished products.

What does the data show about protein, minerals, and other key attributes?

Formulators can make ingredient decisions with data that supports nutrition, labeling, and technical requirements.

What variation is expected from soil, weather, geography, and crop conditions?

Understanding natural variability helps customers distinguish expected crop differences from true quality concerns.

If a question comes up, how quickly can the system trace back and explain it?

Connected traceability helps teams respond faster to audits, customer questions, and internal investigations.

Because PURIS maintains visibility across multiple stages of production, we can connect information across the supply chain rather than viewing each step independently.

Understanding the Story Behind the Ingredient

Soils vary. Growing environments vary. Weather varies. Even within the same crop, naturally occurring levels of minerals and trace elements can differ based on soil composition, geography, and agronomic conditions.

Protein

Protein development in peas is influenced by genetics, soil type, heat accumulation, moisture, and growing conditions. Visibility into the grower season helps explain current performance and anticipate future supply impacts.

Minerals

Mineral levels in ingredients can reflect soil composition, geography, crop variety, and seasonal conditions. Connecting field data with ingredient testing helps PURIS and our customers understand expected variation instead of treating every result as isolated.

Trace Elements

Naturally occurring trace elements move through the same agricultural system as beneficial minerals. Supply chain visibility helps identify patterns by region, crop year, and source before questions become surprises.

Heavy Metals

Lead, cadmium, arsenic, and mercury are influenced by soil, water, environment, and handling. A connected supply chain gives customers better context for occurrence, variability, and risk management.

Finished Product Fit

Ingredient performance depends on both crop biology and processing conditions. Linking origin, quality data, and production history helps customers formulate with more confidence in sensitive or regulated markets.

Identity Preserved by Design

Transparency requires traceability. Traceability requires systems.

PURIS builds and maintains Identity Preserved systems that help preserve information and integrity as crops move through the supply chain. This includes documented controls that connect ingredients back to their origin and support customer requirements for traceability, quality, and sourcing transparency.

For customers, Identity Preserved systems support supply chain confidence, traceability, documentation, accountability, and clearer visibility into ingredient origin.

Corn grows in field next to peas growing in field
PURIS supply chain traceability from field to finished product

Why Identity Preservation Matters

Our identity preservation capabilities are particularly important for customers who value transparency around sourcing, production practices, and ingredient consistency.

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PURIS Supply Chain

PURIS Seeds


Explore the seed genetics and variety development that starts the supply chain.

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Grower Programs


See how grower relationships and agronomic programs support supply chain visibility.

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About PURIS


Learn about the company, facilities, and the vertically integrated system behind the ingredients.

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Build More Confidence Into Every Ingredient Decision

Supply chain transparency gives customers more than a sourcing story. It gives teams better context for specifications, formulation decisions, quality questions, audit readiness, and long-term supply planning.

Whether you are developing a new product, managing a regulated nutrition platform, or strengthening customer confidence, PURIS can help connect the field, the facility, and the finished food.

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