I've not used their products, but it should be OK in raised beds, not in pots though.

I m assuming you intend to use this just to amend existing raised beds, not to fill? It should be fine for that purpose but not as a stand-alone soil replacement.

And you will still probably need to fertilize. Any type of composted product is intended as a soil amendment, not a fertilizer.

I've used their mulch, but not soil amendment. If you go to the Irvine facility, you need to have a truck. At the Anaheim facility, I think you might be able to get bags. I would call ahead.

They have good quality products. I have used them for 20 years.