What is the EUDR? Complete guide to the EU Deforestation Regulation
Who it applies to, official 2026 and 2027 deadlines, penalties, geolocation and how to comply step by step. Updated with Regulation (EU) 2025/2650.
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Articles on EUDR, sustainability and international trade
Who it applies to, official 2026 and 2027 deadlines, penalties, geolocation and how to comply step by step. Updated with Regulation (EU) 2025/2650.
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Delegated Regulation (EU) 2026/2102 removes bovine hides and skins from EUDR Annex I. Which headings leave, from when, why, and what stays in scope for the cattle sector.

Delegated Regulation (EU) 2026/2102 amends EUDR Annex I from 18 September 2026: products added, products removed and scope clarifications, CN code by CN code.

How much EUDR compliance costs, how long it takes and how many companies are affected in 2026 — verified figures by company size, with sources for every number.

The EUDR Information System is live. Full timeline, what changed in July 2026, and how to register in TRACES step by step before the December deadline.

The EUDR becomes binding on 30 Dec 2026 with no further extensions. Here's what European operators must have ready and the 7 actionable steps.

If you export coffee, cocoa, soy or other products to Europe, EUDR reaches you through your EU buyers. Geolocation, traceability and 7 key steps.

The first EUDR Community of Practice session flagged legality verification as the weakest area of readiness. Inside the risk-based vs document-checklist debate.

EUDR replaces EUTR with stricter requirements: geolocation, full traceability, and DDS. A practical guide for timber and wood products companies.

Coffee is among the commodities most affected by the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR). With 12.5 million coffee farms worldwide —85% of which are smallholders farming plots of just a few hectares— achieving EUDR compliance for coffee is an unprecedented logistical challenge. From 30 December 2026, any operator placing coffee on the EU market must prove, […]

Yesterday, the European Parliament adopted a resolution rejecting the methodology used by the European Commission to classify countries by their deforestation risk level under the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR). The classification, published in May 2025, categorizes countries as low, standard, or high risk, based on the origin of products like coffee, cocoa, timber, soy, rubber, […]
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