Why every Prajnaa pack carries a batch code

Look at the back of any Prajnaa jar and you'll see a code: something like RS-HUN-2604-A. It is small. It is not pretty. But it is the most important thing on the pack.

The first two letters are the farmer's initials. The next three are their village. The four digits are the harvest week. The letter at the end is the batch number.

Scan it and you'll meet the farmer, see the soil report from this season, the lab test for this batch, and the photograph of the family the day the harvest came in. That is what 'traceable' means at Prajnaa.