What evidence do I need to supply when declaring Cocoa?
If you are declaring use of certified cocoa materials, you will need to provide us with your appropriate site certification number. If we are unable to verify the certification number listed, we may ask you to provide proof of site certification.
If you are declaring use of certified materials, but you do not hold site certification, we will ask you to provide proof that you have purchased certified materials from your direct supplier.
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Do I need to report on cocoa content, or cocoa bean equivalent?
You need to report on the content of cocoa within your products. You do not need to do the calculations for the cocoa bean equivilent.
Which certificate do we need to provide for evidence?
If you have an RSPO Chain of Custody certificate you will need to provide the certificate number (or numbers if you have more than one) for your manufacturing site. You do not need to provide your suppliers’ certificates, but these should be ...
What is cocoa purchased as a raw material?
Cocoa products that are directly acquired and used by your business in your manufacturing sites need to be reported. This includes cocoa purchased as a raw material, such as: • cocoa beans • cocoa mass • cocoa butter • cocoa powder
Do we need to declare processing aids?
Processing aids are out of scope of this reporting process and do not need to be included in reporting. If you only supply processing aids and no other palm containing products, once the portal is open please log onto to declare to 3Keel that you are ...
What information will we need to supply for the Soya survey?
The type of information 3Keel will request will depend on the availability of information you have considering your supply chain role: Livestock Producer / Integrated Supply Chain / Feed Buyer ● Sustainable soy commitments adopted by your company for ...