One set of evidence, fewer questionnaires
The statement, the Scope 3 line and the insetting record come from the same plots, so compliance and sustainability teams stop asking suppliers for the same thing twice.
The same plot-level record feeds the due diligence statement, the land-use-change line in your Scope 3 inventory, and the start-date evidence for insetting programmes.
Illustrative mock-up · sample dataBrazil-origin coffee · 4 lots
Prepared for the importer’s compliance and sustainability teams
| Lot | Origin | Due diligence statement | Land-use change since cut-off |
|---|---|---|---|
| BR-2026-0412 | Sul de Minas · 38 farms | DDS-0412-A | None attributable |
| BR-2026-0417 | Cerrado Mineiro · 22 farms | DDS-0417-A | None attributable |
| BR-2026-0423 | Mogiana · 15 farms | Pending | 1 plot in review |
| BR-2026-0431 | Matas de Minas · 41 farms | DDS-0431-A | None attributable |
Lots, regions and counts are sample data. The report shows what each line resolves to; it does not publish emission figures.
Per lot: the plots behind it, the checks run on each, the committee decisions, and the statement reference once filed.
Plot-level land-use-change status since the cut-off for every purchased lot, with origin and area, so the land-use line in your inventory rests on evidence rather than a regional average.
For farms in a programme in your own supply chain: the frozen baseline, the quarterly record against it, and the start-date evidence a programme needs.
A buyer sees the lots they bought and nothing else. A cooperative onboards once and shares the same record with every EU buyer.
The statement, the Scope 3 line and the insetting record come from the same plots, so compliance and sustainability teams stop asking suppliers for the same thing twice.
Member farms are mapped and checked once. Each EU buyer gets the lots they bought, ready for the statements they file, without a new survey per customer.
The baseline and the monitoring are already there for every onboarded farm, so a programme starts from evidence instead of a field campaign.
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