COCOA SOURCING REVIEW — Yenra
Guide: https://yenra.com/sustainable-cocoa/
Compare documentary evidence for a specific product or purchase. Record unknowns;
do not turn missing information into a pass or an invented numerical score.

Product / supplier / date checked:
Purchase or reporting period / cocoa origins:
Exact claim and public source URL:
Which ingredients and volumes does the claim cover?
Traceability: mass balance / segregated / identity preserved / unspecified:
Tracking level: country / cooperative / farm / other:
Coverage percentage and denominator:

Farmer payments: price, currency, crop year and recipient:
Income benchmark and household outcome data, if available:
Labor monitoring: households covered, visit frequency, support and follow-up:
Forest protection: plot mapping coverage, cutoff date, checks and response:
Independent assurance: who checked which claims, for what period?
Known limitations / unresolved cases:
Specific question to ask next:
Evidence-based conclusion, limited to what the documents establish:
Trigger for another review: new report / origin change / supplier change / other:

Example: a dated mass-balance purchase report supports a certified-volume claim.
It does not establish that the beans in an individual bar came from a named farm.
Reference: https://www.rainforest-alliance.org/business/certification/what-is-mass-balance-sourcing/
Income: https://www.fairtrade.net/en/why-fairtrade/why-we-do-it/decent-livelihoods/living-income/living-income-reference-prices.html
Labor: https://www.cocoainitiative.org/our-work/operational-support/child-labour-monitoring-and-remediation-systems