
Indicators of soil improvement tracked over time, forming the biological foundation beneath the claim.

Charter is the consumer face of the Regenerative Hubs Standard — connecting British regenerative meat, nutrient-rich food and transparent proof from farm to shelf.
How it worksThe Regenerative Hubs Standard brings together Edacious for nutrient density, SGS for biodiversity measurement and GoTrace (Chainparency) for full farm-to-shelf traceability.
Charter makes this evidence visible in the market, helping consumers understand what matters to them while enabling individual farmers and Charter fifth-quarter products to demonstrate ongoing improvements in nature-friendly outcomes and nutrient-rich final products.

The current system measures what farmers do. Our approach is designed to help show what farming creates.
The standard is designed to connect farming practice, measurable outcomes and the food itself. As the evidence improves, the claim becomes clearer.

Indicators of soil improvement tracked over time, forming the biological foundation beneath the claim.

Ecological assessment of habitats, species richness and resilience, connected to the farm itself.

Laboratory testing used to understand what is actually in the food and how that changes over time.

Assessment of flavour, tenderness and the experience on the plate, because a standard has to matter to the person eating the food.
The purpose is not to create another badge. The purpose is to connect the farm, the animal, the product and the evidence in a way consumers can understand.

The methodology and market application are being shaped with farmers and practitioners who understand that a claim has to hold up in the field, not just on a label.

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