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🍯 Certification and Compliance for UK Honey Sellers

A 3D conveyor line of honey jars passing through boom-gate checkpoints for registration, labelling and certification, showing which jars reach market and which get rejected.

Economics & Social Systems3DModerate60 FPS

Honey jars roll along a 3D conveyor line and pass under boom-gate checkpoints for food business registration and label compliance, then through a certification scan arch, before stacking up on the market shelf — or getting shunted into the reject crate.

🔬 What It Demonstrates

Registration and labelling are legal gates that stop every jar if switched off, while certification schemes are voluntary badges layered on top that never block a sale — a distinction the article draws out in plain terms.

🎮 How to Use

Toggle registration and labelling on or off to watch jars queue up and get rejected at that gate. Pick a certification scheme to see its badge appear on jars reaching the shelf, and adjust production rate to change line throughput.

💡 Did You Know?

UK food law treats even a single jar sold at a garden gate or farmers' market as "trading" — meaning registration and labelling rules apply from the very first sale, not just once a business scales up.

⚙ Under the hood

A 3D conveyor line of honey jars passes under boom-gate checkpoints for food business registration and label compliance, plus a certification scan arch, sorting jars into a market shelf or a reject crate in real time based on the toggles you set.

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3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install