

2020 photo: scene S2A_32NML_20201205_0_L2A, clouds 0%. Latest selected photo: scene S2C_32NMM_20260319_0_L2A, taken 2026-03-19, clouds 0%.

2020-21
5 Dec 2020

2021-22
10 Dec 2021

2022-23
15 Nov 2022

2023-24
10 Dec 2023

2024-25
29 Nov 2024

2025-26
19 Mar 2026
CRS-AFI-0001
Stop4.49 ha · farm edge traced by Forestline
- 4.4 hectares of this plot was forest at the end of 2020 and has lost its trees between 2021 and 2025. That is 98% of the plot. Do not buy from it for the EU.
- Satellite alerts show about 3.5 hectares of new tree loss in this plot since 2021. The latest alert is from 2025. A person must look at the latest selected photo.
Forestline AI's reading
In the 2020 photo the plot is covered by dense green canopy. In the latest selected photo large brown and bare patches are visible inside the farm edge, with only some green remaining at the edges. The facts record 4.381 ha of tree loss after the 2020 cut-off, which is nearly the whole plot.
Proof to gather: The year the farmer first planted cocoa on this plot; Old photos or satellite images showing cocoa trees under shade before 2020; Cooperative or buying-agent records proving cocoa harvests before 2021; A field visit to count tree ages and check if shade trees were natural forest or planted; Receipts for seedlings or inputs if this is a replanting.
Sources: EU Joint Research Centre Global Forest Cover 2020 (V4); University of Maryland Global Forest Change (loss counts are a rough guide, not an exact area) (GFC-2025-v1.13); Global Forest Watch integrated deforestation alerts (latest release); Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite photos, through Earth Search (S2A_32NML_20201205_0_L2A (baseline 02.14); S2C_32NMM_20260319_0_L2A (baseline 05.12)); OpenStreetMap protected areas (partial coverage; not a legal map) (snapshot b0efa2a7, 11 areas); Forestline AI photo reading (reads the two photos; the rules decide the result) (Photo reader version 1)





















































