Traceability
From farm plot to bag
Buyers and export markets increasingly need to know exactly where cocoa was grown. We keep records that link every lot back to its farmers and plots.
How it works
Our traceability chain
Farmer registration
Each supplier is registered once with name, ID, village and cooperative, if any.
Plot mapping
Farm plots are geolocated, in line with Cameroon’s national programme for farmer registration and plot geolocation.
Purchase record
Every purchase records the farmer, plot, weight, grade, date and buying centre.
Lot tracking
Bags are grouped into identified lots, so each lot can be traced back to the purchases it contains.
Why it matters
Ready for deforestation-free markets
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 requires cocoa sold into Europe to be traceable to its plot and produced without deforestation after 31 December 2020. Cameroon is building a national traceability system with the CICC, FODECC and ONCC.
- We do not buy cocoa from protected areas or forest reserves
- Our own farm plots are recorded and mapped
- Supplier data is used only for traceability and compliance
Your data is protected. Farmer and purchase records are kept in our internal management system and are never published on this website.
Need traceable cocoa?
Exporters and partners can contact us for information about our traceability records.