Understand the EU Deforestation Regulation
Every product has
a place of origin.
Make sense of the link between commodities, production land and the evidence needed for EUDR due diligence.
AI-generated illustrative landscape, not a verified production location.
Seven commodities.
Product-specific scope.
Coverage depends on the current Annex I product entries, their customs codes and exclusions.
Some newly added product entries apply from 30 December 2027. Check the full entry before assigning a date.
From location to understanding
A plot on a map
is only the beginning.
Location data tells you where production took place. A useful evidence record connects that place to the goods, production period and assessment.
The legal outcome depends on the evidence and applicable requirements, not the appearance of a map.
Understand geolocationSchematic only. Real boundaries need validated coordinates; a map alone does not establish deforestation-free production or legality.
Turn information
into a reasoned decision.
The standard operator framework brings together information collection, assessment and mitigation. Special regimes have their own conditions.
- 01
Gather the evidence
Connect product records to production locations, dates and relevant supporting information.
Supply-chain evidence - 02
Understand the risk
Consider the product and supply chain, including the reliability of records and potential mixing.
Risk assessment - 03
Resolve and record
Address more-than-negligible risk and preserve the rationale for the relevant release decision.
Due diligence process
A practical reading path.
All EUDR guides- 30 December 2026
- Main application date for the specified provisions.
- 30 June 2027
- Qualifying micro/small operators, subject to establishment and EUTR-product conditions.
- 30 December 2027
- Specified newly added Annex I product entries.