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List of UTZ certified cocoa supply chain actors List valid on: August 25, 2021 IMPORTANT TO KNOW: • This is the list of UTZ cocoa members certified against the Chain of Custody (Supply Chain Actors). • All members, except for those suspended (see column ‘License Status’), hold a valid UTZ license on the date of publication of this list (see subtitle). • Suspended members in this list are members whose licenses are effectively suspended on the date of publication of this list. Lists are updated monthly. • Suspended members cannot sell their product as certified. • Please note that many UTZ certified members are groups, multisite or multi-groups where not all participants are (yet) part of the UTZ program. • The list on our website currently features members who are suspended from certification following non-conformities as well as members who have been decertified from the UTZ certification program. After 3 months decertified members will be omitted from this list if they fail to renew their certification status. If you need more information about a member, please send your question by email to [email protected] including the ID and name of the member. Certificate Expiration License Country Member Name Member ID Date status ALGERIA Nestlé Industrie Algerie UTZ_CO1000009534 October 27, 2021 Active ARGENTINA ARCOR SAIC UTZ_CO1000005686 November 3, 2021 Active ARGENTINA Ferrero Argentina SA UTZ_CO1000002717 July 31, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Allied Pinnacle Pty Ltd - Altona UTZ_CO1000012778 March 22, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Allied Pinnacle Pty Ltd - Kingsgrove UTZ_CO1000012630 June 30, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Allied Pinnacle Pty Ltd - Tullamarine UTZ_CO1000012524 March 24, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Anchor Foods PTY LTD UTZ_CO1000006702 February 23, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Annex Foods Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000012366 January 29, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Australian Bakels Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000011897 January 15, 2023 Active AUSTRALIA Australian Dairy Blends Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000003664 December 12, 2021 Active AUSTRALIA Bakers Extra Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000012841 August 25, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA breadsolutions UTZ_CO1000012493 April 12, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Campbell Arnotts UTZ_CO1000009862 May 29, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Chocolatier Australia UTZ_CO1000004666 December 28, 2022 Active 1 List of UTZ certified cocoa supply chain actors List valid on: August 25, 2021 AUSTRALIA Continental Patisserie Australia Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000012786 August 16, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Country Chef Bakery Co. UTZ_CO1000012465 May 5, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Darrell Lea Confectionery Co (Ingleburn) UTZ_CO1000006158 February 3, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Darrell Lea Confectionery Co (Rowville, Victoria) UTZ_CO1000003642 August 5, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Davies Bakery Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000012342 January 23, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Diver Foods Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000009032 April 2, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Fresh Food Industries Pvt Ltd UTZ_CO1000006889 June 24, 2023 Active AUSTRALIA Frutex Australia Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000012317 April 19, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA FTA Food Solutions UTZ_CO1000009384 November 3, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Fyna Foods Australia Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000004921 August 19, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA GAF FOODS AUSTRALIA UTZ_CO1000012620 May 22, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA General Foods Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000012660 August 11, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA gkc foods australia pty ltd UTZ_CO1000006519 April 27, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Greens Biscuits Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000012640 June 30, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Greens General Foods Pty Limited UTZ_CO1000011566 November 7, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA H. J. Langdon & Co Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000010903 May 20, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Haigh's Chocolates UTZ_CO1000003225 February 28, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Harice Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000012916 November 3, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Heather Brae Shortbreads Pty Ltd. UTZ_CO1000012570 November 19, 2021 Active AUSTRALIA Hive and Wellness Australia UTZ_CO1000011805 May 11, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Hugos Chocolates Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000012731 October 11, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Impulse International Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000011694 January 24, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Industrial Food Services Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000007939 September 22, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Ital Food Group UTZ_CO1000012446 November 26, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA IXOM OPERATIONS PTY LTD UTZ_CO1000006172 June 22, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Juremont UTZ_CO1000003472 May 18, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Modaffari & Sons Group UTZ_CO1000007517 September 12, 2022 Active 2 List of UTZ certified cocoa supply chain actors List valid on: August 25, 2021 AUSTRALIA Murray River Organics UTZ_CO1000012535 May 9, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Nestlé Australia Ltd. CO1000000012 July 28, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Nestle Australia Ltd. (Smithtown Factory) UTZ_CO1000004318 March 15, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Norco Foods Labrador UTZ_CO1000012672 August 2, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Not A Trace UTZ_CO1000009156 May 5, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Omniblend UTZ_CO1000011766 March 17, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Omniblend - Bond St UTZ_CO1000012755 July 19, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Omniblend - Mordialloc Vic UTZ_CO1000012656 June 15, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Oostra Spices Australia UTZ_CO1000012677 August 10, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Patons Macadamia Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000010079 February 28, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Peters Ice Cream UTZ_CO1000006150 December 2, 2021 Active AUSTRALIA PROLIFE FOODS PTY LIMITED UTZ_CO1000011907 February 6, 2023 Active AUSTRALIA Prydes Confectionery Pty Ltd ATF The Prydes Confectionery Trust UTZ_CO1000007862 March 6, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Queensland Cotton Corporation UTZ_CO1000003223 June 1, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Ramela Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000006332 September 1, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Redox Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000013047 June 8, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Scalzo Food Industries PTY LTD UTZ_CO1000012527 October 12, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Sweet WIlliam Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000012851 September 8, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA The Chocolate and Confectionery Company Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000004834 April 2, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA The Happy Nut Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000012536 May 15, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Ultra Fine Foods UTZ_CO1000012529 April 12, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Uncle Charlies Pty Ltd UTZ_CO1000012522 March 17, 2022 Active AUSTRALIA Wild Breads PTY LTD UTZ_CO1000012509 March 9, 2022 Active AUSTRIA A. Darbo AG UTZ_CO1000006680 November 10, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Ackerl Tiefkühlkost GmbH UTZ_CO1000012222 October 21, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Agrana Fruit Austria GmbH UTZ_CO1000002911 June 27, 2023 Active AUSTRIA Agrana Fruit Services GmbH UTZ_CO1000002845 September 22, 2022 Active 3 List of UTZ certified cocoa supply chain actors List valid on: August 25, 2021 AUSTRIA Anna Gold Handels GmbH UTZ_CO1000009352 June 30, 2022 Active AUSTRIA backaldrin International The Kornspitz Company GmbH UTZ_CO1000007693 June 6, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Berglandmilch eGen UTZ_CO1000006139 December 21, 2021 Active AUSTRIA Cerealps GmbH UTZ_CO1000010499 February 28, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Eberlein GmbH, Coffee & Flavor UTZ_CO1000009533 July 31, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Ed. Haas Austria GmbH UTZ_CO1000009281 July 9, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Eiswerk Produktions & Vertriebs GmbH UTZ_CO1000007199 March 18, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Ennstal Milch KG UTZ_CO1000003265 January 29, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Estyria Naturprodukte GmbH UTZ_CO1000004086 October 27, 2022 Active AUSTRIA FELIX Austria GmbH UTZ_CO1000005229 June 16, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Fischer Brot GmbH UTZ_CO1000007614 May 20, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Franz Hauswirth GmbH UTZ_CO1000000178 January 12, 2023 Active AUSTRIA Franz Kastner GmbH UTZ_CO1000003163 September 22, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Gaber Backwarenerzeugung GmbH & CoKG UTZ_CO1000004090 September 30, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Gittis Naturprodukte GmbH UTZ_CO1000003676 August 24, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Guschlbauer Backwaren GmbH UTZ_CO1000006400 September 9, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Guschlbauer GmbH UTZ_CO1000005694 March 16, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Gutscher Mühle Traismauer GmbH - Deregistered UTZ_CO1000012508 March 10, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Gutschermühle Traismauer GmbH UTZ_CO1000012784 March 10, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Hämmerle Kaffee GmbH UTZ_CO1000007295 December 19, 2021 Active AUSTRIA Haribo Austria GmbH & Co KG UTZ_CO1000001689 July 11, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Heindl`s Genussstücke Gmbh UTZ_CO1000011741 February 28, 2022 Active AUSTRIA HOFER KG, ZNL Schokoladefabrik UTZ_CO1000000680 April 2, 2022 Active AUSTRIA HWM Feinback Handels GmbH UTZ_CO1000009309 May 28, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Instantina GmbH UTZ_CO1000002525 April 7, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Jomo Zuckerbäckerei GmbH UTZ_CO1000003464 January 2, 2023 Active AUSTRIA Josef Manner & Comp. AG UTZ_CO1000000374 March 26, 2023 Active 4 List of UTZ certified cocoa supply chain actors List valid on: August 25, 2021 AUSTRIA Komplet Mantler GmbH & Co KG UTZ_CO1000006480 August 24, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Kuchen-Peter Backwaren GmbH UTZ_CO1000007329 March 20, 2022 Active AUSTRIA KUK-Austria GmbH UTZ_CO1000006000 May 8, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Landena KG UTZ_CO1000012279 November 26, 2022 Active AUSTRIA LESAFFRE Austria AG UTZ_CO1000005434 November 20, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Liotta Lebensmittel GmbH UTZ_CO1000006082 May 25, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Meisterfrost Tiefkühlkosterzeugungsgesellschaft m.b.H. UTZ_CO1000007590 December 4, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Miscal GmbH UTZ_CO1000003473 April 29, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Mona Naturprodukte UTZ_CO1000004051 June 23, 2022 Active AUSTRIA MPREIS Warenvertriebs GmbH UTZ_CO1000008456 August 26, 2022 Active AUSTRIA NOM AG UTZ_CO1000003067 July 14, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Nordmann,Rassmann HandelsgesmbH UTZ_CO1000012683 June 10, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Pfahnl Backmittel GmbH UTZ_CO1000006340 November 10, 2022 Active AUSTRIA Pinzgau Milch Produktions GmbH UTZ_CO1000009866
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    GARDE www.garde -intl.com KOREA Report January 2015 CONTENTS * Project 1: GuyLian Belgian Chocolate Cafe * Project 2: KOON Cheongdam TOKYO OSAKA MILAN SHANGHAI HONG KONG PARIS NEW YORK LOS ANGELES SINGAPORE www.garde-intl.com GARDE 1. GuyLian Belgian Chocolate Cafe Project Overview アジアで初めて国内にオープンするこのカフェは 198 ㎡（1 階-99 ㎡、2 階-99 ㎡）の広さのメゾネット構造で、80 席規模でロッ テワールドモールに位置している。ギリアンチョコレートカフェーのデザインキーワードは「ユニークな経験」で、ギリアンのブラ ンドアイデンティティを空間の中で体験できるようになっていて、ベルギーの本格的なチョコレートを五感で体験できるように 体験要素を空間デザインに適用した。 チョコレートを製造する様子を様々に露出させて顧客とのコミュニケーションの幅を高めようとしている。1 階と 2 階につながっ ているガラス張りの螺旋階段を通じてこのような全過程を立体的に経験することができる。またプレミアムなベルギーのチョコレ ートブランドのアイデンティティーを伝えるために海馬、サザエ、アサリなどのパターンを利用し、空間デザイン要素に活用し てゴールド、ダークブラウンのカラー感と一緒にブランドイメージを空間全体に反映させている。ギリアンチョコレートカフェは 顧客と直接会うことができる空間を設けることでギリアンがプレゼント用のチョコレートというイメージだけでなく、顧客に近づけ るブランドになるように価値を高めようとしている。 Project Details 1. Brand: GuyLian Belgian Chocolate Cafe 2. Type of Business: Cafe 3. Open Date: 10/2014 4. Size: 198m2 5. Location: 1F~2F, 29, Sincheon-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul, Korea Location Map TOKYO OSAKA MILAN SHANGHAI HONG KONG PARIS NEW YORK LOS ANGELES SINGAPORE www.garde-intl.com GARDE TOKYO OSAKA MILAN SHANGHAI HONG KONG PARIS NEW YORK LOS ANGELES SINGAPORE www.garde-intl.com GARDE TOKYO OSAKA MILAN SHANGHAI HONG KONG PARIS NEW YORK LOS ANGELES SINGAPORE www.garde-intl.com GARDE 2. KOON Cheongdam Project Overview 地下 2 階から地上 4 階までの規模でファッションショップやライフスタイルショップとフラワーショップで構成されている。 顧客がアクセスしやすいようにし、、コミュニケーションの概念だけを基本にいて残している。KOON Cheongdam はファッショ ンだけを表わす器として建築を使っている。外観の豪華な仕上げの代わりにシンプルなマスを通じて空間が持つ表情を様々 に表現している。 非定型的な壁が導線を開けたり、閉めたりして次のスペースへの好奇心を誘発していた。内側に位置するデスクの前には映
  • How Much Sugar Do I Eat? the Recommendation Is Not to Have More Than Five Teaspoons a Day

    How Much Sugar Do I Eat? the Recommendation Is Not to Have More Than Five Teaspoons a Day

    How much sugar do I eat? The recommendation is not to have more than five teaspoons a day. If you take less, even better. Look at the list below to check. Food Amount Teaspoons of Sugar Biscuits: Chocolate Digestive 1 Biscuit (17g) 1 Digestive 1 Biscuit (15g) ½ Ginger Nut 1 Biscuit (9g) ¾ Rich Tea 1 Biscuit (8g) ¼ Chocolate coated biscuit 1 Biscuit (25g) 2 Breakfast: Rice Krispies Small bowl (30g) ½ Bran Flakes Small bowl (30g) 1 Coco Pops Small bowl (30g) 2 Cornflakes Small bowl (30g) ½ Frosties Small bowl (30g) 2 ½ Muesli 2 Tablespoons (40g) 2 Shredded Wheat 1 Biscuit (25g) 0 Sugar Puffs Small Bowl (30g) 2 Weetabix 1 Biscuit (19g) 0 Special K Small bowl (30g) 1 Porridge Large bowl 0 Cakes: Flapjack 1 slice (90g) 6 Doughnut 1 Ring (60g) 2 Fruit Cake Small Slice (60g) 5 Fruit Pie 1 Individual (65g) 4 Jam Tart 1 Small (40g) 2 ½ Plain Sponge Cake Medium Slice (50g) 3 Sandwich Cake / Swiss Roll Small Slice (30g) 2 ½ Plain Scone 1 (50g) ½ Scotch Pancake 1 Small (30g) ½ Desserts: Ice Cream 1 Scoop (50g) 2 ½ Individual Mousse/Dessert Small Tub 2 ½ Instant Whip Quarter Packet made up 2 ½ Jelly Small tub 3 ½ Sponge Pudding with Jam Small Slice (110g) 5 ½ Tinned Fruit in Juice Half large tin (205g) 3 Tinned Fruit in Syrup Half large tin (205g) 6 Tinned Rice Pudding Half tin (200g) 3 Trifle Individual (125g) 4 Yoghurt, with sugar Small Carton (150g) 5 Yoghurt, sugar free Small Carton (125g) 2 Visit our website: www.nhsaaa.net All our publications are available in other formats Drinks: Blackcurrant Cordial 1 Carton (200mls) 4 Fizzy Drinks – with