Labeling and trademark policy
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- Commitment claim regulations
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10 By buying UTZ certified cocoa, [COMPANY/BRAND] supports sustainable cocoa farming. www.utz.org Translations of the above suggestions into other languages are available in appendix I. Commitment claims 6.11 A commitment claim is a labeling option for complete ranges of chocolate or cocoa-based products based on a company’s commitment to source 100% UTZ certified cocoa over a given timeframe. Commitment claim regulations 6.12 The commitment claim is open to all brand owners. 6.13 The brand owner commits to switching (part of) his range to UTZ certified cocoa. The commitment fully covers well-defined brands/product ranges and markets. Single countries can be switched as long as there is country-specific packaging (and communication). The commitment covers all brand variations/whole product ranges. 6.14 The maximum timeline for the commitment to reach the 100% level is 10 years. Halfway through the commitment timeline, a level of 50% must have been reached. 6.15 Please note that it is not allowed to count volumes twice in product labeling. This also applies to commitment claims. If purchased cocoa has already been allocated to a labeled product, and a member wants to make a commitment claim on other products, then the member needs to buy the equivalent of the product volume for the products with a membership claim. For example, suppose a member has two product ranges, of which product A is UTZ certified and labeled, and product B is not. If the member wants to use the commitment claim for product B, he needs to purchase an additional 10% of UTZ certified product. 10 Only to be used in case of space restrictions. |