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Traceability

What information may accompany a lot

Available information varies by product, partner, crop and transaction. Each lot page shows what has been received, what has been reviewed, what is partner-reported and what still requires confirmation.

Producer information

Producer name, cooperative, community, region and organisational context are described where the partner has approved public sharing.

Quality information

Cupping notes, physical specifications, moisture and defect information are described per lot where a current sample and assessment exist. Scores are only published with the cupper, date and sample context.

Product description

Category, variety, process or format, packaging, harvest window and minimum order are described per lot.

Certifications

Only named third-party certifications supported by a current certificate are listed. If no certificate has been reviewed, the lot page states that no current certification document is published.

Traceability information

Where available: producer identity, farm or community information, plot geolocation status, chain-of-custody status and partner-reported origin information.

Documents

Each document status is described explicitly (received / reviewed / requested / expected for shipment / not yet received / not applicable). Documents that may be issued for a shipment are not described as currently held.

EUDR-related information

Tracked per lot using defined evidence stages. Final legal obligations remain with the relevant operator or trader.

Shipment basis

Where available, the proposed warehouse, route and shipment basis are discussed during quotation and confirmed in the final commercial documentation.

Packaging

Previously published or partner-reported packaging formats include GrainPro-lined jute for coffee, and jute-with-liner, vacuum-sealed cartons or tempered/packed formats for cacao. Actual packaging is confirmed per lot.

Kapak Road does not use the label "verified" without stating who performed the verification, what was checked, when it was checked and what evidence was reviewed. Traceability is not itself a certification.