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Third-party lab testing

Inspection Report WTJC (2026) No. 0009 · issued February 3, 2026

We sent a sample of our cassava cat litter to an independent Chinese inspection lab and we publish the result here in full, including what it does not cover. Read the sample identity, methods and limitations before applying any result to a product.

What the lab measured

Five items were tested on a 2 kg sample (production batch dated 2026-01-18). The lab rendered no pass/fail judgment (a commissioned inspection reports measured values) so we show the numbers exactly as issued.

TestResultMethod
Powder (fines) content
The share of fine powder in the tested sample. This test does not measure airborne dust or tracking.
1%T/HBPIA 01-2024, 6.6
Ammonia deodorization rate
How much ammonia odor the litter neutralized under the test protocol.
88%T/HBPIA 01-2024, 6.8
Formaldehyde
Below the 2.0 mg/kg quantification limit of the method.
Not detectedT/HBPIA 01-2024, 6.14
Aflatoxin B1
Below the 1.0 μg/kg quantification limit. Aflatoxin is a mold toxin worth checking on any plant-starch litter.
Not detectedGB/T 30955-2014
Salmonella (in 25 g)
No Salmonella found in the 25 g portion tested.
Not detectedGB/T 13091-2018

How to read these results

Does 1% powder mean 99% dust-free air?
No. Powder content describes fines in the tested sample. It is not an airborne particle measurement, a tracking test or a clinical outcome.
Does 88% deodorization mean a room stays odor-free?
No. The result belongs to the ammonia test protocol. It does not establish a number of odor-free days in a household or permission to skip daily cleaning.
Does “not detected” mean zero?
It means the method did not detect the substance in the tested portion at its stated limit or conditions. Read the individual method notes; do not turn this into a guarantee about every substance, sample or batch.
Does the report cover Tofu Formula or TopHunter?
No. It concerns the identified cassava-litter sample, not every RootPurr formula, future batch or TopHunter product. A shared brand owner does not make test results interchangeable.

When comparing reports, check sample name, batch, issue date, laboratory, method, units and detection limits. Different methods or conditions may not support a direct comparison. The original Chinese report below is the source; the English PDF is an unofficial translation.

Read the dust and handling guide · Estimate cost separately from performance

Read the full report

The complete report is below. The Chinese file is the original issued document; the English file is an unofficial translation we prepared for readability. Stamps and signatures are not reproduced as certifications in the translation.

Inspection Report WTJC 2026 No. 0009, English translation — page 1 of 4Inspection Report WTJC 2026 No. 0009, English translation — page 2 of 4Inspection Report WTJC 2026 No. 0009, English translation — page 3 of 4Inspection Report WTJC 2026 No. 0009, English translation — page 4 of 4

About this report

  • Issuing lab: Hebei Gongheng Inspection and Testing Service Co., Ltd., an independent third-party inspection lab in Xingtai, Hebei.
  • Type: commissioned inspection. The sample was submitted by our production partner, Xingtai Taixue Biotechnology Co., Ltd. The lab tests the sample provided; it is an inspection report, not a product certification or a regulatory approval.
  • Scope: the sample was a cassava cat litter from one production batch. It is representative of our cassava-based formulas (Cassava Formula and House Blend); it is not a per-batch certificate, and it does not cover the Tofu Formula.

What this report does not cover

We would rather tell you what is missing than imply it is done. This report does not include the following, and we are expanding our testing program to add them toward a fuller per-batch Certificate of Analysis:

  • Hydrogen cyanide (HCN). Raw cassava naturally contains cyanogenic compounds, so HCN is a fair question to ask of any cassava litter. This particular report did not test for it. We have not published an HCN figure and will not until we have a report that measures it.
  • Heavy metals and moisture content. Standard COA line items we are adding.
  • Clumping speed and clump strength. A performance measure, not a safety one; we describe it from our own production testing, not from this report.

B2B buyers: current third-party test reports ship with your order, and we will share new reports as the program expands. Questions? Email hello@rootpurr.com.