GGN 4069453607385

How Kumer 1687 makes quality and traceability verifiable

Professional buyers need evidence, not slogans. Kumer connects current certification evidence, LOT/GERK traceability, testing, customer audits, cold handling and responsible contact in one verification route.

What a professional buyer can verify before contacting us

Current parsley GLOBALG.A.P. scope, GGN, official portal verification, supplied certificate record, LOT/GERK traceability, customer audits and responsible contact are linked from one place.

GLOBALG.A.P.

Parsley production

The supplied 2026 portal record shows Kumer 1687 d.o.o. certified under Integrated Farm Assurance (IFA) v6 SMART Plants, Option 1 – Single Site, by RINA Services S.p.A., valid 16 June 2026–15 June 2027.

Current published Kumer scope on this website: parsley. No broader crop-certification claim is made.

LOT → GERK

Retail traceability

Every 100 g retail pack carries a LOT. Kumer uses the lot to connect the packing date with the relevant GERK field identifier.

Independent controls

Testing & customer audits

Kumer reports residue, microbiological and irrigation-water testing, plus additional customer/retailer audits. Laboratories and buyers remain confidential.

Jeruzalem

Regional mark on packs

Current parsley and lamb’s lettuce labels visibly carry the Jeruzalem “Tradicija v okusu” mark. Independent use of the logo on the website remains subject to formal permission.

Integrated weed management

False seedbed: prevention before the crop emerges

Kumer uses false-seedbed preparation broadly across crops. The method is preventive: encourage a first flush of weeds before the crop is established, remove it with very shallow control, and avoid bringing a new layer of buried weed seed back to the surface.

  1. 1Prepare a fine seedbed ahead of sowing or planting.
  2. 2Use natural rainfall or irrigation, where agronomically appropriate, plus suitable temperature to trigger a weed flush.
  3. 3Allow emerged annual weeds to become visible.
  4. 4Remove the flush with a very shallow mechanical pass before crop establishment.
  5. 5Keep subsequent disturbance shallow where possible so deeper weed seed is not moved back into the germination zone.

Slovenian practice context

Current Slovenian integrated-vegetable-production rules explicitly list slepa setev among non-chemical weed-control options. KGZS and IVR technical guidance likewise describe early, shallow operations and the importance of moisture and temperature.

Timing depends on soil moisture, temperature, weed flora and the crop. The technique is one component of integrated weed management, not a universal substitute for every later intervention.

Irrigation as production infrastructure

Kumer is a member of NAMAKALNA ZADRUGA PODGORCI‑VELIKA NEDELJA Z.O.O. and uses the Ormož irrigation system linked to water infrastructure associated with the Drava River and the Formin system. Reliable water supports stable domestic vegetable production.

Irrigation, crop stability and canopy temperature →

Cold reception, packing and the postharvest chain

Independent postharvest research consistently treats time, temperature, airflow and packaging as connected variables. Kumer links this evidence to its own documented harvest, packing, cold-storage and dispatch steps without claiming that each paper describes its exact equipment.

Research evidence behind crop production, irrigation and freshness →

IFA v6 SMART Plants

GLOBALG.A.P. for professional buyers

The current Kumer record supplied for this website shows parsley under IFA v6 SMART Plants, GGN 4069453607385. GLOBALG.A.P. states that IFA v6 fruit-and-vegetable producers are audited annually by an approved certification body, while certificate validity can be checked publicly in the Supply Chain Portal using the GLOBALG.A.P. identification number.

Sources & evidence