Every batch,
a permanent page.
The code reads YY-P-N: year, product, extraction number — e.g. 2611 = the first honey extraction of 2026.
All the batches
| Batch (LOT) | Honey | Harvest | Bottled | Jars | Lab results |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2612 | October 2026 | 1 | Lab results pending | ||
| 2611 | Wild Herbs & Thyme | August 2026 | Aug. - Sept. 2026 | 1 | ✓ Lab results online |
The LOT code on your label — year, product and extraction number, e.g. 2611 = the first honey extraction of 2026 — is also its page's address: planbeecy.com/b/{code}. There you'll find the production details and, where an analysis has been done, the full table of results with the lab's PDF.
The pages never come down — a jar can be scanned years after it was bought.
The QR on the label leads here
Why we do it
Every batch has a permanent page with its production details — and its analyses, when an analysis has been done.
The same code is the label's LOT, our record and the page's address — nothing gets lost.
The same record is also the documentation file that certification inspectors ask for.