Compliance Policy

Version 1.2 · Last updated: 24 October 2026 · Version and date: see the version history at the end of this page.

AML · CTF · Sanctions · Export Control · Anti-Bribery & Anti-Corruption

Related: Terms · Acceptable Use · Supplier Terms · Legal Center

FeedMatch Group operates an independent, human-led, supplier-neutral B2B feed procurement service from the Republic of Cyprus and is committed to compliance with applicable Cyprus, EU, UN, UK and US financial-crime, sanctions and anti-corruption laws. FeedMatch Group is not a financial institution and does not hold, transmit or convert funds; users remain responsible for their own compliance obligations.

1. Anti-Money-Laundering (AML) & Counter-Terrorist-Financing (CTF)

Users must not use the platform to launder proceeds of crime, structure or layer transactions, obscure beneficial ownership, or finance terrorism or proliferation. FeedMatch Group may, where appropriate, screen users, request identity, corporate, beneficial-ownership and source-of-funds documentation, refuse or unwind introductions, and cooperate with competent authorities. Independent financing partners perform their own KYC / AML / CDD; FeedMatch Group's introduction is not a substitute for their process.

2. International sanctions

Users must comply with applicable sanctions regimes, including EU restrictive measures, the Republic of Cyprus, United Nations Security Council resolutions, the UK Sanctions List, US OFAC (SDN, SSI and sectoral programmes), and any other regime applicable to them. The platform must not be used to source, sell, ship, transship, re-export or finance goods, services, technology or funds to or from any sanctioned country, entity, individual or vessel, or for any prohibited end-use.

3. Export control

Users must comply with all applicable export, re-export, transfer and end-use / end-user controls, including the EU Dual-Use Regulation, Cyprus export-control law, the US EAR (and ITAR where applicable) and the UK Strategic Export Control Lists. Users are responsible for classification, licensing and end-user certification of any controlled item routed through the platform.

4. Anti-bribery & anti-corruption

Users must comply with applicable anti-bribery and anti-corruption laws, including the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), the UK Bribery Act 2010 and equivalent Cyprus / EU laws. Users must not offer, promise, give, request or accept any bribe, kickback, facilitation payment or undue advantage — directly or through intermediaries — in connection with the platform or with any introduction, RFQ, quote, permit, licence or transaction.

5. Screening & documentation

Before an RFQ is shared with any supplier, and before a supplier profile is published, a FeedMatch team member records a regulatory screening of the product, its origin, destination, transit countries and intended use, covering sanctions, trade bans, licences and registrations, standards, import/export approvals, labelling, safety, customs and transport restrictions. Each decision — clear, hold or blocked — is recorded with the sources consulted, the reviewer and the date; requests and suppliers on hold or blocked do not proceed. Medicated feed and veterinary medicines require dedicated review and licensing. These are reasonable checks, not legal advice or an authority’s approval; see the regulation & restricted items register.

Global B2B Group and its platforms are committed to conducting their own activities in accordance with applicable laws and regulations, and each participant is responsible for the requirements of its own role. Suppliers, producers and exporters are responsible for ensuring that the feed, ingredients, additives, premixes or equipment and the shipments they offer and supply meet the applicable product, safety, quality, registration, certification, labelling, traceability, sanitary or phytosanitary, export, customs and documentation requirements in the origin and destination countries, where relevant. Buyers and importers remain responsible for their own import permissions, local requirements and due diligence. FeedMatch Group facilitates sourcing and RFQs and does not itself manufacture, import or export the products concerned. The screening above is a reasonable check, not a confirmation that any supplier or product complies; it does not exempt anyone, including FeedMatch Group, from duties the law places on them, and a contract cannot remove mandatory legal obligations. Requirements differ by product and jurisdiction — see who is responsible for what. This policy is not legal advice.

FeedMatch Group may also, where appropriate, screen users against sanctions, PEP, adverse-media and beneficial-ownership registers; request supporting documentation; delay, refuse or unwind introductions; and retain records for the periods required by applicable law.

6. Reporting

Report suspected money laundering, sanctions violations, corruption or fraud to compliance@feedmatchgroup.com. Retaliation against good-faith reporters is prohibited.

7. Enforcement

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, FeedMatch Group reserves the right to review, suspend or permanently terminate any user, account, listing, RFQ or transaction that presents a material AML, CTF, sanctions, export-control or anti-corruption risk.

8. Governing law

This Policy is governed by the laws of the Republic of Cyprus with exclusive jurisdiction of the competent courts of Cyprus.

9. Contact

compliance@feedmatchgroup.com