EUDR
EUDR compliance: What you need to know
Ensure sustainability and compliance with the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR).
What
Traceability is the new norm
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is transforming how businesses manage their supply chains. It targets key commodities that are linked to deforestation: cacao, coffee, palm oil, soy, timber and rubber.
If you deal in any of these, EUDR regulations will impact your business directly. To comply, full traceability and due diligence are no longer optional—they’re essential.
Deforestation-free
Your products must not be linked to deforestation or forest degradation after December 30, 2020. Even if deforestation was legal in the country of origin at the time, the new regulation requires that products be traceable to ensure they were not sourced from deforested land post-2020
Legally produced
All products must comply with the relevant laws in the country where they were produced. This includes meeting environmental, land-use, and human rights regulations specific to the region.
Due dilligence
You must conduct a thorough risk assessment for each product and provide a due diligence statement to prove compliance. This documentation will need to be submitted to authorities for review.
Timeline
These deadlines are quickly approaching, so it’s essential to begin preparations now to avoid penalties or disruptions to your operations.
29 June 2023
EUDR enters into force
30 December 2025
Deadline for medium and large sized businesses to comply.
30 June 2026
Deadline for micro and small sized businesses to comply.
June 2029
Commission conducts general review of the EUDR starting June 30th.
Features
Navigating the complexities of EUDR can be challenging, but we provide industry-tailored solutions you need to ensure full compliance.
End to end traceability
With Open Food Chain, you can trace every product back to its origin, ensuring that all commodities meet the deforestation-free and legally produced requirements.
Secure data
Every transaction and data point is securely recorded, ensuring transparency and accuracy.
User-owned data
End-to-end tracking
Real-time monitoring
Compliance tools
EUDR compliance is complex, with businesses facing time-consuming audits and paperwork. Streamline it with solutions designed to meet regulatory demands.
Reliable data integration
Inconsistent, incomplete, and siloed data make it difficult to prove compliance and manage risks effectively.
Ensure your supply chain data is secure, accurate, and verifiable.
System compatibility
Seamlessly integrate our tools with your existing platforms, avoiding costly disruptions.
Data standardization
Enhanced security
Use cases
Discover
Open Cacao Chain
EUDR compliance and supply chain traceability for cacao. Deforestation checks and seamless system integration to help supply chain partners meet regulations and promote sustainable sourcing.
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