The Certified Chain project directly involves the manufacturers and is divided into two parts:
Where we spend our money: companies tell us what their producers of raw materials and services, and where are they located, also specifying the type of products, so that we can know the territory on which extends the chain of what we buy.
How we spend our money: manufacturers explain how they invest and distribute the money in the products we buy directly from them; As a percentage they spend on raw materials, the salary of employees in research and innovation, packaging, promotion and advertising, in transport and logistics.
Knowing this information, we can truly understand what purchases help our local and national economy and which to weaken.
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