Supplier & origin records
Connect supplier identities, production locations and supporting documents. Use existing records and document how they were checked.
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Connecting origins.
Building confidence
in trade.
Explore our work Supply-chain evidence for
trade between Africa and Europe
Finbarrs works with importers, exporters and producer organisations to document where commodities come from and how they move through the supply chain. We bring supplier records, production locations and shipment documents together so buyers can carry out informed due diligence.
Our work starts with a defined supply chain. We review the available records, identify what is missing and prepare the evidence for the importer’s assessment.
Origin
Suppliers and production sites
Traceability
Records from source to shipment
Due diligence
Evidence for importer review
Our work
Discuss your supply chainShipment traceability
Follow a defined lot through collection, aggregation and export. Reconcile the references that connect the shipment to its sources.
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Due-diligence preparation
Organise legality and deforestation evidence where relevant, record discrepancies and prepare a package the importer can review.
Our approachA practical approach
across commodities
Each product and origin has its own evidence requirements. We agree the scope with the importer before a pilot begins.
The pilot follows the product from its production sites to the defined export lot.
Cocoa & coffeePalm oil & soyRubberWood & forest products
Other supply chains can be assessed on enquiry.
Local records.
International requirements.
Our initial pilot focus is Nigeria and Côte d’Ivoire, working with suppliers serving European markets. The scope is set around the actual commodity, production locations and buyer requirements.
Talk to FinbarrsWest Africa
Nigeria
West Africa
Côte d’Ivoire
Destination markets
Europe
Evidence that can be examined
We record the source of information, the checks performed and any outstanding limitations. Where EUDR applies, the work supports the importer’s due-diligence process. Finbarrs does not certify compliance or guarantee regulatory acceptance.
See what a pilot includesStart with one supply chain
Agree the scope
Define the commodity, origin, participants, lot and evidence requirements. Agree the project fee.
Prepare the records
Connect suppliers, production sites and shipment records. Investigate and document the gaps.
Review the evidence
Deliver the record to the importer, capture questions and agree the remaining actions.
Let’s discuss your supply chain
Tell us the commodity, origin and records you already have.
Prefer email? info@thefinbarrs.com