Technological Solutions for Compliance
To meet the EUDR’s stringent requirements, companies are turning to advanced technologies. AI and satellite data are being utilized to trace supply chains and assess deforestation risks. Tools like TRACT and platforms provided by the Rainforest Alliance offer comprehensive solutions for companies to validate their products’ compliance with the EUDR .
Implementation and Regulatory Updates
European Commission’s Green Forum provides official guidelines, including the operational status of the Information System for submitting Due Diligence Statements electronically.
Comprehensive Overviews of the EUDR
Circularise explores the EUDR’s objectives, its alignment with the EU Green Deal, and its impact on both imported and EU-produced goods.
Global Implications: Challenges and Considerations
The EUDR has significant implications for global supply chains, especially for producers in developing countries. For instance, Ethiopian coffee farmers express concerns about the challenges.
Compliance Requirements: Due Diligence and Traceability
Companies are required to conduct rigorous due diligence to ensure their products are deforestation-free. This includes collecting detailed information on supply chains, assessing and mitigating risks, and maintaining documentation for at least five years.
Understanding the EUDR: Purpose and Scope
The EUDR, effective from June 29, 2023, aims to ensure that products consumed within the EU do not contribute to global deforestation or forest degradation.
