A certificate proves you took part. It does not prove anything happened. These are the things an assurance practitioner wants to see behind a line in a sustainability report, and what we hand you for each.
| What they ask | What you get from us |
|---|---|
| Where exactly are the hives? | The apiary region and the hive numbers (THP-101 and so on) in the fact sheet and the data file. Our apiaries move with the season; the data file says where they stood at the start and the end of it. |
| Who is the beekeeper? | The beekeeper’s registration, in the evidence file. |
| Can we trace the money? | Contract and invoice in the evidence file. The invoice separates the hives, the session and any extras, so each amount lands in the right disclosure. |
| Did the colonies actually exist, and what happened to them? | Colony records at the start and the end of the season, hive by hive, in the data file. If a colony was lost and replaced, it says so. Dated photos of your hives with your name or logo on them. |
| Is the data exportable? | Yes: the data file is an ordinary Excel file. Monitoring readings, if you have sensors, are exported on request. |
| Who took part in the training, and did they learn anything? | Date, duration and attendance list of the session, and the quiz results before and after. That is what GRI 404-1 wants. |
| What about biodiversity? | We do not claim it with hives alone, and we say so in the pack. If you want data on nature, add a yearly pollen analysis: it lists which plants your bees visited. With hives on your own roof it is our gift. |
| Who signs for all this? | A signed statement of accuracy from us. And if your auditor has questions, they can ask us directly. |
No carbon numbers, no “biodiversity gain”, no compliance stamp. No beehive makes a company compliant with anything, and since September 2026 a green claim you cannot prove is banned in the EU. The pack is built so that nothing in it needs to be taken on trust.
PRICES GET STARTEDEverything your sustainability team needs, ready to file. Their job is copy and paste.
Your company's name, the number of colonies, the apiary region and the season.
What, where, how many colonies, which period, which partner, how much.
Hive IDs, apiary location, colony status at the start and end of the season, session date, hours and attendance, quiz results before and after, amounts, and the pollen analysis if you have one. Monitoring readings are exported on request.
For GRI, for the EU voluntary standard for smaller companies (VSME), for ESRS and for the SDGs — in English and Greek.
Contract, invoice, dated photos of your hives, the beekeeper's registration, attendance record and a signed statement of accuracy.
What your company can and cannot say about the programme in public, under the EU rules on green claims.
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