Bio Vera vs Farm Apps vs Certificate Marketplaces

Three different problems get conflated in fresh produce tech: field record-keeping, trading certificates, and operating an export-ready corridor with settlement and custody. Bio Vera is the third — a vertically integrated operator that uses field apps and certificates as evidence inside one batch dossier, not as the product itself.

Farm and field apps

Field apps excel at capture — sprays, harvest notes, photos. Alone they rarely prove custody to a retail QA desk unless their exports merge with logistics intake, certificate issuance, and a stable batch ID through packing. Bio Vera embeds capture in a programme where those records feed Protocol 360 and the passport automatically.

Certificate marketplaces

Marketplaces sell documents. Bio Vera sells and moves produce under brand and programme terms — certificates are outputs tied to verified batches, not SKUs traded independently of the load they claim to represent.

What Bio Vera is

Contracted growers, sanctioned inputs, QA, refrigerated logistics, branded sales, EU Digital Product Passports. One operator, one batch spine — open to international producers who align with the programme.