Company · Sustainability & Impact
Lower Scope 3 emissions and a supply chain that isn't hostage to a single volatile crop — two sides of the same platform.
Source: Planet A Foods. We make no health or nutrition claims, and no absolute environmental claims ("climate-neutral", "zero-impact") — figures above are qualified, directional comparisons against cocoa.
Why it matters now
Cocoa prices normalised after the 2023–24 spike, but the underlying exposure — climate, geography, a handful of growing regions — hasn't gone away. Building on natural, locally grown inputs is one way to decouple a recipe's Scope 3 footprint and its supply security from that structural exposure, rather than betting on prices staying calm.
A compliance note, not a legal opinion
The EU Deforestation Regulation introduces due-diligence requirements that fall most heavily on cocoa, coffee and other tropical commodities. An independent, non-cocoa supply chain can reduce that specific exposure for a given recipe — but whether and how EUDR applies to your products, and what it requires of your business, is a legal and regulatory question for your own compliance team to confirm. Nothing on this page should be read as a legal or regulatory determination.
