I find it very interesting that even you Charles has experienced compost problems. I won’t name the ones I have had trouble with over the last few years but I will say that I go to great lengths to buy Clover compost. After loosing so many seeds last year & we are talking beans & squash here that we did a 25 mile round trip to buy some Clover MP. It probably wouldn’t suit everyone as it has peat in but it is like putting your hand into a bag of flour doesn’t need sieving & a couple of years ago it was frozen in the Winter & I still had 100% germination the following Spring. In other compost I’ve had chunks of wood, large pieces of plastic, twigs, chunks of glass & unrecognisable material. I do have health problems so am unable to stand sieving so that I can sow my seeds.
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