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July 19, 2024
Written by
Caroline Busse
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The Dutch craft chocolate company Original Beans and the Peruvian cocoa trade association APPCACAO have partnered with nadar to ensure deforestation-free and EUDR-compliant cocoa sourcing in Peru.
Nadar's end-to-end EUDR software supports Original Beans and APPCACAO in mapping their cacao farms quicker and easier, knowing with confidence which farms have contributed to deforestation and gathering required due diligence information for EU authorities.
Nadar, Original Beans, and APPCACAO have partnered up in a collaboration with mutual goals:
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Since 2008, Original Beans has ventured into remote rainforests to source the world’s rarest and fairest cacao beans and transform the cultures of chocolate, food, and luxury. Today, they lead Europe's craft chocolate movement as a pioneer for regenerative business practices.
Their story of marrying chocolate and conservation may seem complicated but it’s actually quite simple. Original Beans makes some of the world’s best chocolate from the rarest & fairest cacao beans and preserves these beans and their forest environments for future chocolate lovers. They’ve won all the major taste awards, are a favorite of top chefs, and have streamlined every aspect of the business to be people and planet-positive.
Original Beans is a pioneer in sustainable cocoa:
APPCACAO is the national trade association that represents Peruvian cacao producers on national and international policy issues that are important to the cacao sector. We work with more than 30.0000 cacao-producing families to support the certification and sales of cacao to international markets and design capacity-building programs in cooperation with international partners.
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"What makes Nadar so special is that the app is very easy to use in the field and that the platform focuses on the important data points and checks for EUDR compliance without overcomplicating things."
- Jan-Marcel Schubert, Conservation Cacao Leader, Original Beans
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Caroline is an experienced data scientist with a management degree from TU Munich and a degree in earth observation from the University of Würzburg, which is co-chaired by the German Aerospace Center (DLR). She has worked as a data scientist in the areas of nature conservation and land use change monitoring at WWF, the German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research (iDiv), and at tech companies such as Celonis and Deloitte.
