Sterling Pulse
Every pouch is meant to carry a QR code. Scan it to meet the student team that made that batch. That traceability is Sterling Pulse — the zero-waste snack, tied to the people who baked it.
Project 62 calls for QR traceability on the Sterling Treats microfactory so a buyer can see the spent-grain path and the student work inside the price. The shop says it plainly: scan the QR code on your pouch to meet the student team behind your batch.
Support the mission
Every bag of Sterling Treats or Sterling Bits keeps brewers’ spent grain in use and supports living-wage student work at The Catalyst at Belhaven.
Maltipoo on snack duty
