The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is a regulation that aims to stop products linked to deforestation from entering the European market. To ensure EUDR compliance, companies need to prove that the soy, rubber, palm oil, coffee, cattle and timber in their products was sourced from land that wasn’t deforested after December 31, 2020. The goal is to reduce the EU’s impact on global deforestation, protect forests, and promote sustainable practices. Non-compliance can lead to fines and other penalties.

EUDR applies to companies that place the aforementioned commodities or products derived from them on the EU market. It impacts businesses in sectors like agriculture, food production, retail, and manufacturing, requiring them to verify their supply chains to meet the regulation’s compliance requirements.

Yes, small companies that trade in the covered commodities or products derived from them and import them into the EU must also comply with EUDR. However, the regulation may offer flexibility in terms of implementation depending on company size and capacity.

Non-compliance with EUDR can lead to significant penalties, including fines and restrictions on market access within the EU. The exact penalties may vary depending on the member state’s enforcement mechanisms.

There are various services and platforms that can assist with EUDR compliance, including due diligence systems, supply chain mapping tools, and consultancy services specializing in sustainability and regulatory compliance, such as Inovasi Agriplot.

Agriplot's suppliers mapping is designed to help your company meet EUDR requirements by providing detailed geospatial data and comprehensive agricultural insights. Our system pinpoints land plots within supply sheds, delivering standardized geolocation data and legal boundary information to ensure compliance.

With Agriplot, you can manage agricultural land effectively, enhance supply chain transparency, and gain crucial insights into owned plantations, third-party operations, and independent smallholders, all meticulously organized to match administrative boundaries.