HONOURFOODWorking evidence receipt

Working demonstration · not a final legal finding

Carte D'Or Madagascan Vanilla 900ml

Claim examined: “Madagascan Vanilla

Evidence statusUnresolved

The available online sources raise a useful claim question, but the exact physical pack has not been captured and cannot yet carry a finding.

Physical pack capture pending

HonourFood has not yet received same-pack front, back, ingredient, nutrition, lot and visible-date photographs. This page tests the receipt method using current online manufacturer data.

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Exact-pack identity

A barcode starts the record.
It does not finish it.

GTIN
8711327529793
Market
United Kingdom
Pack size
900 ml
Pack captured
Not yet
Pack version
Unconfirmed
Receipt version
1
Last reviewed
3 August 2026

Front-of-pack proposition

Madagascan Vanilla

Likely consumer impression: the product’s vanilla character is meaningfully connected to Madagascar.

Wall's UK online declaration · physical pack pending

Reconstituted skimmed MILK, sugar, glucose syrup, coconut fat, water, fructose, glucose-fructose syrup, exhausted vanilla bean pieces, stabilisers (guar gum, locust bean gum, tara gum), emulsifiers (mono- and diglycerides of fatty acids), natural vanilla flavouring, colour (carotenes).

Natural vanilla flavouringExhausted vanilla bean piecesNo quantity shown

Why unresolved

Evidence lead.
Exact pack missing.

Official manufacturer sources support the Madagascar provenance, but two official pages associated with the 900 ml product publish different ingredient formulations. The exact physical pack and date therefore matter.

The available sources support Madagascan origin, but they do not resolve which published ingredient formulation matches the offered pack. The front-of-pack phrase also does not by itself communicate the quantity, relative contribution or distinction between flavouring and exhausted bean pieces. This is a qualified working claim-clarity review, not a judgement on taste, nutrition, safety or legality.

What this does not say

It does not declare the product fake, unsafe, unhealthy, unlawful or poor quality. It does not infer ingredient percentages that the evidence does not provide.

Evidence room

Sources you can open.

  1. 01

    Carte D'Or Madagascan Vanilla 900ml

    Product name, description and current ingredient declaration.

    Wall's UK · accessed 2026-08-03
  2. 02

    Carte D'Or Vanilla 900ml

    GTIN and Madagascar provenance, plus a published ingredient formulation that differs from the Wall's UK product page.

    Unilever Food Solutions UK · accessed 2026-08-03
  3. 03

    Food labelling and packaging overview

    UK overview stating that food information must be clear and not misleading.

    GOV.UK · accessed 2026-08-03
  4. 04

    GS1 Digital Link current standards

    Supports product identity and future batch or lot-aware evidence records.

    GS1 · accessed 2026-08-03

Manufacturer right of reply

Not yet requested.

No invitation or response is implied. Before a final named-product review, HonourFood should invite the responsible business to correct the pack record and submit substantiating evidence without payment.

Visible history

Manufacturer contact not yet initiated

This working demonstration does not claim that a formal right-of-reply invitation has been sent.

Physical pack capture still required

Front, back, ingredients, nutrition, lot and visible date photographs are required before this can become a final exact-pack review.

Official ingredient pages do not align

The Wall's UK and Unilever Food Solutions pages publish different ingredient formulations associated with the 900 ml product, reinforcing the need for an exact dated pack capture.

Working evidence receipt created

The first public method demonstration was assembled from manufacturer and official sources.

Member view · gated

Public reactions are not open yet.

Public reactions stay off until the fake-review policy, abuse detection, investigation and appeal controls are documented and tested.

Why this matters

Authentication alone does not make a vote trustworthy. Opinion totals must remain separate from the evidence status and stay hidden until manipulation controls are auditable.