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Where Food Comes From, Inc. (Nasdaq: WFCF) is a third-party food verification company that regularly issues news about its verification standards, certification programs and financial performance. As America’s trusted resource for third party verification of food production practices, the company uses proprietary technology and patented business processes to support thousands of producers, brands and retailers across the food supply chain.
News about WFCF often highlights developments in its certification portfolio, such as the CARE Certified sustainability standard, the Upcycled Certified® program for upcycled food ingredients, and RaiseWell® Certified, a standard for natural livestock production and cattle verification. Announcements may cover new program launches, collaborations with supply chain partners, and applications of its standards in areas like beef, dairy, eggs and sustainable leather.
Investors following WFCF news will also find regular earnings releases and conference call notices, where the company discusses trends in verification and certification revenue, product sales and professional services. These updates provide insight into how demand for verification services, sustainability certifications and upcycled food programs is affecting the business.
In addition, WFCF news can feature partnerships with retailers, foodservice operators and manufacturers that adopt its labeling and certification programs, as well as commentary from company leadership on market dynamics affecting beef herds, tariffs, and consumer interest in responsibly produced and traceable foods.
For anyone tracking WFCF stock or the evolution of third-party food verification, this news page offers a centralized view of the company’s program launches, financial updates and supply chain collaborations. Readers can use it to monitor how new standards, such as RaiseWell Certified and CARE Certified sustainable leather, are being implemented and how they contribute to the company’s overall strategy.
Where Food Comes From (Nasdaq: WFCF) announced that Whole Foods Market has adopted RaiseWell® Certified for Beef effective Feb. 19, 2026, marking retailer recognition of WFCF’s new animal-welfare certification.
RaiseWell Certified requires strict animal welfare, no antibiotics or added growth hormones, source-verified livestock traceable to farm of origin, and integrates with WFCF’s CARE Certified sustainability standard.
Where Food Comes From (Nasdaq: WFCF) launched the RaiseWell® Certified cattle verification standard and provided video links to the inaugural sale at the Superior Livestock Auction in Oklahoma City on Jan. 6, 2026.
The standard requires animals to be responsibly raised at every life stage, with no antibiotics or added growth hormones, third-party verification, and source-level traceability. The company shared three live auction video links with specific lot times: 10:15am CST lot 1111, 10:30am CST lot 1114, and 10:45am CST lot 1129. Interested retailers and supply chains can contact WFCF for program requirements and onboarding.
Where Food Comes From (Nasdaq: WFCF) announced on January 6, 2026 the launch of RaiseWell® Certified, a new third-party standard for natural livestock production focused on verified animal care, no antibiotics or added growth hormones, and source-level traceability.
The program offers retailers, restaurants and brands on-pack seals aligned with USDA FSIS, source-verified supply chains back to the farm of origin, and the ability to bundle RaiseWell with WFCF’s CARE Certified sustainability standard and other verified attributes.
Where Food Comes From (Nasdaq: WFCF) on Dec 3, 2025 announced a collaboration with Pangea, Prime Pursuits and Walmart to introduce CARE Certified sustainable leather to automotive brands in North America.
The program, called "Transparency in Motion," aims to provide data-driven traceability for how cattle are raised, cared for, and processed, making Pangea the first North American supplier to claim this level of leather traceability. WFCF says CARE Certification will give ranchers a new value stream as hide values decline and allow automakers to market verified sustainable leather sourced from American ranches.
Where Food Comes From (Nasdaq: WFCF) reported third quarter and nine-month results for the period ended September 30, 2025. Q3 total revenue was $7.0M vs $7.1M a year ago; verification and certification revenue was $5.6M. Q3 net income rose to $1.1M ($0.22 diluted EPS) from $0.5M ($0.09), driven in part by a $946,000 gain on the sale of its Progressive Beef interest. Nine-month total revenue was $18.9M; year-to-date net income was $1.7M ($0.34). Cash and cash equivalents increased to $4.8M from $2.0M at 2024 year-end. Year-to-date share repurchases totaled 116,547, with total buybacks since 2019 of 1,308,183 shares (~$14.3M).
Where Food Comes From (Nasdaq: WFCF) will release its 2025 third quarter financial results before the market opens on Thursday, November 13, 2025.
The company will hold a conference call the same day at 10:00 a.m. Mountain Time (12:00 p.m. Eastern). Dial-in and replay details are provided for domestic and international callers.
- Live call dial-in: Domestic Toll Free 1-877-407-8289; International 1-201-689-8341; Conference Code 13757051.
- Phone replay (available through Nov 27, 2025): Domestic Toll Free 1-877-660-6853; International 1-201-612-7415; Conference Code 13757051.
Where Food Comes From (Nasdaq: WFCF) was named to TIME Magazine’s “America’s Growth Leaders 2026”, ranking 74th among more than 4,000 U.S. public companies on Nov. 11, 2025. The list, developed with Statista, highlights companies that excel in year‑over‑year growth, financial stability, and five‑year stock performance.
WFCF said the recognition underscores its momentum in verified food supply chain solutions and its role in transparency, traceability, sustainability, and certification for producers, brands, and retailers.
Where Food Comes From (NASDAQ:WFCF), North America's leading food production verification provider, reported Q2 2025 financial results with total revenue increasing 3% to $6.6M from $6.4M year-over-year. Net income rose 15% to $562,000 ($0.11 per share), boosted by a $172,000 gain in digital assets.
Key developments include expansion of retail labeling programs with two major retailers for CARE Certified beef products, continued AI tools development, and the sale of its 10% Progressive Beef stake for $1.8M cash plus return of 12,585 WFCF shares. The company maintained its stock buyback program, purchasing 55,826 shares in H1 2025, bringing total buybacks and private purchases since 2019 to 1,247,462 shares.
Where Food Comes From (NASDAQ: WFCF), North America's leading independent food production verification provider, has scheduled its 2025 second quarter earnings release and conference call. The company will release financial results on Thursday, August 7, 2025, before market opens, followed by a conference call at 10:00 a.m. Mountain Time (12:00 p.m. Eastern).
Investors can access the call using domestic toll-free number 1-877-407-8289 or international number 1-201-689-8341 with conference code 13755159. A replay will be available through August 21, 2025.
Where Food Comes From (WFCF), North America's leading food production verification provider, reported Q1 2025 financial results showing revenue decline to $5.3 million from $5.6 million year-over-year. The company's net income decreased to $31,000 ($0.01 per share) from $178,000 ($0.03 per share).
The decline was primarily attributed to challenges in their beef verification business, which represents about 50% of revenue. Key headwinds include smaller herd sizes, record-high beef prices, ceased beef exports to China due to tariffs, and disruptions in poultry and dairy verification due to avian influenza.
Despite challenges, WFCF maintained a stable gross margin of 41.6% and added two major food retailers to their labeling program. Their Upcycled Certified® program continues to be their fastest-growing verification standard. The company also continued its share buyback program, purchasing 31,345 shares for $383,000 in Q1.