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Traceability

Buyers increasingly need to know where their produce came from. We aim to link every consignment to its source.

Traceability depth varies by product and supply chain — from a specific farm to a cooperative or an aggregation point. We tell you which applies to your lot.

How a consignment is traced

01. Producer group

The cooperative, farm or supplier group supplying the lot.

02. Pack-house or processor

Where the produce was graded, processed and packed.

03. Lot marks

Carton, bag or batch codes linking packages to a lot.

04. Documents

Invoice, packing list and certificates referencing the lot.

05. Shipment

Air waybill or bill of lading and container numbers.

06. Delivery

Arrival and delivery records at destination.

What origin information you receive

  • Country and region of origin for each consignment.
  • Supplier, cooperative or pack-house where available.
  • Lot and batch references on packing documents.
  • Copies of certificates held for the specific lot.
Bagged produce prepared for export

‘Know where your produce comes from’

‘Ask about traceability for your product’

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