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Know the source
Every partner is a named quarry, pit or plant: its operator, location, the materials it produces and who owns the technical information.
Responsible Sourcing
Good materials leave a trail.
We hold no stock of our own — every order comes from a partner quarry or plant. So we go the extra mile choosing them: where the material comes from, what it's declared to be, which documents back that up, and what the delivery record proves.
Our promise
“We show you the source, the scope and the document — not just the badge.”
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01 / How we choose suppliers
From the quarry face to your site.
Bulk materials need more than a product name. Before a partner supplies you through us, we look at who they are, what they produce and the evidence behind it. Only verified partners go live; researched leads wait until they've been checked.
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Read the material
We record the grading or class each material is sold as — SANS 1083, SANS 1200-G, TRH14 / COLTO — its intended use, and the limits of that declaration.
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Match the evidence
Test reports, certificates and declarations are tied to the exact material and date. When we hold them, they're on the product page under Compliance Docs.
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Deliver with the paperwork
Your order confirmation, delivery note and invoice record the material, quantity, vehicle and site — so the trail runs from the quarry face to your site.
02 / The badges
Every badge has a scope.
Standards bodies, accreditation, industry associations, builder and contractor registration, and supplier credentials each do a different job. These are the badges we expect our partners to hold where they apply — and how we keep each one in its lane.
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What we expect of our suppliers · not our certification
Aggregate + sand producers
ASPASA
Aggregate and Sand Producers Association of Southern Africa
Scope / Source + producer context
ASPASA represents the quarries and sand producers behind South Africa's aggregate supply, and promotes health, safety, environmental and legal compliance across members' operations.
What we expect of partners
Producer identity, quarry or pit location, mining right or permit, the material source and, where they're members, current ASPASA membership.
How we use this badge
We use ASPASA to explain what a well-run producer looks like. Membership tells you about the operation — it isn't a certificate for every load or grading.
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03 / The evidence
Search the trail, not just the name.
Each claim on the store connects to a material, a source, a document and the person who owns it. Here's how that works for the materials we sell most.
6 matching records
Aggregates
19mm crushed stone (dolomite)
SANS 1083 grading + source record
- Owner /
- Partner quarry file
- Scope /
- Named quarry · current stockpile
- Our rule /
- Requested from the quarry
Aggregates
River sand (washed)
Particle size + cleanliness data
- Owner /
- Producer technical file
- Scope /
- Specific source · intended use
- Our rule /
- Scope checked before publishing
Sub-base
G5 natural gravel
Grading, PI + compaction results
- Owner /
- Quarry / laboratory file
- Scope /
- SANS 1200 / TRH14 · project specification
- Our rule /
- Available on request
Sub-base
G6 natural gravel
Material class + test report
- Owner /
- Producer technical file
- Scope /
- Declared material class
- Our rule /
- Checked before publishing
Cement
Bulk cement 42.5N
Declaration of conformity / CoA
- Owner /
- Cement supplier file
- Scope /
- Cement type · supplier · batch
- Our rule /
- Batch evidence required
Delivery
Bulk or bagged order
Order confirmation + delivery note
- Owner /
- Aggregated Aggregates order file
- Scope /
- Order · vehicle · delivery site
- Our rule /
- Issued with every delivery
These show the kind of record behind each claim, not live certificates. A product's own documents are on its Compliance Docs tab, or ask us for them.
What we publish, and when
The material comes before the badge.
Aggregates
Quarry + grading
Source, grading and test evidence matched to the exact material and its intended use.
Published only when the scope is recorded and current
Sub-base
Class + project fit
Declared G-class, test results and moisture or compaction context — checked against your project specification when you share it.
Published only when the scope is recorded and current
Cement
Conformity + batch
Cement type and class, the SANS 50197 reference, the supplier's declaration or certificate, and the batch or date.
Published only when the scope is recorded and current
Delivery
The movement record
Order, load, vehicle, quantity, source and delivery site — on the documents in your account.
Published only when the scope is recorded and current
04 / Ask for more
Ask for the document behind the load.
A product name starts the conversation. The source, scope, date and delivery record make it useful — and we're happy to share them.
Which quarry, pit or plant does my material come from?
What grading or class is this load declared as, and for which use?
Who issued the test report or certificate, and when?
Can I have the delivery note and source record for my order?
About these badges
Each badge belongs to the body it represents. We show them to explain what we expect of our partner suppliers and to help you ask the right questions — they are not certifications held by Aggregated Aggregates, and no body has endorsed this store.