Oilseed
Castor
Producer and group onboarding can capture production location, intended acreage, collection events, quality results and settlement evidence.
Register as an oilseed producer ↗Feedstocks
Diversified sourcing, governed at the origin.
Each feedstock has its own agronomic, quality, custody and commercial characteristics. CEOS keeps those differences visible instead of forcing them into one generic supply record.
Oilseed
Jatropha
A long-term feedstock pathway assessed against local suitability, responsible sourcing, harvest economics, quality and buyer requirements.
Register a producer group ↗Circular feedstock
Used cooking oil
CEOS supports origin, collection point, volume, custody, storage and payment records for approved UCO supply relationships.
Register a UCO supplier ↗Approved additional streams
Other oils & co-products
Cottonseed and other technically suitable streams may be integrated where traceability, specifications, environmental safeguards and commercial demand are confirmed.
Discuss a feedstock pathway →Sourcing standard
What “responsible sourcing” means operationally.
Approval depends on the feedstock and location. The common design principle is that commercial records should be connected to evidence that can be reviewed.
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Identity & due diligence
Producer, supplier, group, cooperative or organisation records.
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Location & source
Where the feedstock comes from and how it enters the chain.
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Quality & quantity
Measured or approved values attached to collection or lot records.
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Custody & movement
Collection, storage, transport and hand-off history.
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Settlement & evidence
Commercial records linked to authorised payment and transaction workflows.
Community aggregation
Groups can participate as governed supply structures.
Farmers’ groups, self-help groups, CBOs and cooperatives have dedicated registration pathways in CEOS. This allows group governance, members, officials, aggregation capacity and supply activities to be handled explicitly.