Quality You Can See. Testing You Can Verify.
At Kratom Bliss, we believe customers should know exactly what goes into the products they purchase. That's why we support our kratom products with independent inspection and laboratory testing from Indonesia, where our kratom is sourced.
Laboratory testing provides important information about the quality and composition of the raw botanical material, including mitragynine content, moisture levels, particle size, heavy metals and microbiological contaminants such as E. coli and Salmonella.
The report below ( both the original Indonesian version as well as an English translated version) relates to a 200 kg consignment of Green Mitragyna speciosa (Green Kratom) that was independently inspected and tested prior to export to South Africa.
For transparency, we provide both the original Indonesian report and an English translation for our customers to review.



An Excellent Test Result
The results from this consignment are particularly encouraging. Every parameter tested met the applicable Indonesian standard stated on the inspection report.
The results also show very low levels of the heavy metals tested, while Salmonella was not detected and the E. coli result met the specified requirement.
Most importantly, these aren't simply claims made by Kratom Bliss — the results are documented in the independent inspection report.
🌿 Mitragynine — 1.54%
Result: 1.54%
Indonesian standard for White & Green Kratom: ≥1.2%
What does this mean?
Mitragynine is one of the naturally occurring alkaloids found in Mitragyna speciosa.
The tested material contained 1.54% mitragynine, compared with the Indonesian minimum standard of 1.2% for White & Green Kratom.
That's approximately 28% above the stated minimum requirement.
Result: PASS ✓
💧 Moisture Content — 6.83%
Result: 6.83%
Maximum permitted: 10%
Moisture content is an important quality parameter for powdered botanical products. Excessive moisture can contribute to deterioration and microbiological growth.
At 6.83%, this batch was comfortably below the stated maximum of 10%.
That's approximately 32% below the maximum permitted level.
Result: PASS ✓
🔬 Particle Size — ≤600 Microns
Result: PASS
The product was specified as having a particle size of ≤600 microns, with the report confirming that it passed the applicable particle-size requirement.
This provides confirmation that the material was processed to the required specification.
Result: PASS ✓
Heavy Metal Testing
Heavy-metal testing is particularly important for botanical products because plants are grown in soil and environmental contaminants can potentially be absorbed during cultivation.
This batch was tested for Lead, Cadmium, Arsenic and Mercury.
And the results are very reassuring.
Lead (Pb)
Result: <0.03 mg/kg
Maximum permitted: 1.0 mg/kg
The reported level was less than 0.03 mg/kg, compared with a maximum permitted level of 1.0 mg/kg.
In other words, even the laboratory's upper reported value is no more than 3% of the permitted limit.
Result: PASS ✓
Cadmium (Cd)
Result: <0.01 mg/kg
Maximum permitted: 0.3 mg/kg
The reported level was less than 0.01 mg/kg, compared with the maximum permitted level of 0.3 mg/kg.
The result is therefore less than approximately 3.3% of the permitted limit.
Result: PASS ✓
Arsenic (As)
Result: 0.1383 mg/kg
Maximum permitted: 1.5 mg/kg
The measured arsenic level was 0.1383 mg/kg.
That's approximately 91% below the stated maximum permitted level.
This is a particularly strong result.
Result: PASS ✓
Mercury (Hg)
Result: <0.0004 mg/kg
Maximum permitted: 0.5 mg/kg
The reported mercury level was less than 0.0004 mg/kg, compared with a maximum permitted level of 0.5 mg/kg.
Even the laboratory's upper reported value is less than 0.1% of the permitted limit.
Result: PASS ✓
🧫 Microbiological Testing
Botanical products are also tested for potentially harmful microorganisms.
This report includes testing for E. coli and Salmonella.
Escherichia coli (E. coli)
Result: <10 CFU/g
Maximum permitted: ≤10 CFU/g
The result meets the specified requirement.
The laboratory reported E. coli at less than 10 CFU/g, against a maximum permitted level of 10 CFU/g.
Result: PASS ✓
Salmonella
Result: Negative / Not Detected
The test result was negative for Salmonella.
This is exactly the outcome sought from microbiological testing for this organism.
Result: PASS ✓
This independent inspection and laboratory report provides valuable evidence about the quality of this particular consignment.
All parameters tested met the applicable Indonesian requirements stated in the report.
The heavy-metal results were comfortably below the stated maximum limits, the moisture content was within specification, the material passed the particle-size requirement, the mitragynine content exceeded the stated minimum for White & Green Kratom, and Salmonella was not detected.
In short:
✓ Tested independently
✓ Heavy metals tested
✓ Microbiological testing performed
✓ Salmonella not detected
✓ E. coli within specification
✓ Mitragynine within the required specification
✓ Moisture within specification
✓ Particle size passed
✓ Consignment cleared for export under the regulations cited in the report
We believe quality shouldn't simply be something a company claims — wherever possible, it should be something customers can see and verify.
For that reason, we make the supporting documentation available for customers who want to examine the testing themselves.
Supporting Documents
📄 Original Indonesian Surveyor's Report
The original inspection document issued in Indonesia, with limited supplier-identifying information redacted to protect confidential supply-chain relationships.
📄 English Translation
An English translation of the same report, provided to make the laboratory findings accessible to our South African customers.
Supplier Confidentiality Notice:
Certain supplier-identifying and commercially sensitive information has been redacted from the published documents to protect the confidentiality of our supplier relationships and supply chain. These redactions do not alter the laboratory results, inspection findings or quality information contained in the report.