01
Separate the Claims
Country of synthesis, final processing, independent testing, packaging, storage, and fulfillment are different facts. Each should be documented separately so customers can see what an origin statement actually covers.
02
What Trusted Sourcing Requires
A defensible supplier record connects the named material to a qualified source, defined specifications, receiving controls, testing records, and documented handling. The chain should remain reviewable after the product leaves the supplier.
- Supplier identity and qualification record
- Country of synthesis or manufacture when substantiated
- Material and sample traceability
- Receiving, storage, and testing records
03
American-Sourced Without Ambiguity
Radix should use unqualified U.S.-origin language only for products supported by the required evidence. Where the evidence supports a narrower fact—such as tested, packaged, stored, or shipped in the United States—the wording should say exactly that.