Comprehending EUDR Requirements Through Due Diligence and Supply Chain Transparency
Data Collection

Companies placing products on the EU market need to collect relevant information about commodities and products, including:
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Geolocation of plots and information on suppliers.
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Evidence that the products do not originate from land deforested after 31 December 2020.
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Proof that it was produced and traded legally according to the country of production.
Risk Assessment

The EU categorizes countries by deforestation risk (low, standard, high), influencing the regulatory requirements.
Examples of criteria include:
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Presence of forests in the country/production area and rate of deforestation and degradation
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Complexity of the supply chain and risk of mixing product from non-compliant sources
Companies must document and review the risk assessment at least once a year
Risk Mitigation

Take adequate mitigation measures, policies, controls and procedures to reach no or negligible risk.
This can include:
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Independent audit function to check internal policies and procedures
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Requesting additional documentation or other verification surveys
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Support the compliance of suppliers, in particular smallholders, through capacity building and investments
Companies must review the risk mitigation measures at least once a year
Due Diligence Statement (DDS)
EUDR Timeline for Implementation
30 December 2025
EUDR non-compliance products large and medium-sized companies (operators and traders) prohibited on the EU market or export from the EU
31 December 2020
Cut-off Date for Deforestation



On 29 June 2023
the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) came into force
30 June 2026
EUDR non-compliance products from operators classified as small or micro-enterprises are prohibited on the EU market or export from the EU

Sustainable Excellence Unleashed:
EUDR-Focused Solutions with Advance
Geo-Location for Deforestation-Free Supply Chains and Legal Compliance Data Features
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KoltiSkills Extension Services:
Our EUDR Service Solutions Paving the Way to Sustainable Futures
As a global EUDR compliance provider with users in 65 countries, we offer comprehensive support for businesses. Beyond EUDR, our field agents provide on-site supply chain mapping, verification, and capacity building through our agronomists.

Mejorando la Legalidad de la Tierra de Pequeños Productores
Los pequeños productores seguido carecen de la requerida legalidad de la tierra. Utilizando datos de polígonos y colaborando con gobiernos locales, Koltiva ayuda a los pequeños productores a asegurar la legalidad de sus tierras, en relación con estándares y certificaciones.

Establecimiento de Unidades de Certificación
Koltiva trabaja en estrecha colaboración con las comunidades locales para identificar y establecer unidades de certificación prospectivas para la certificación RSPO/ISPO.

Mejorando la Legalidad de la Tierra de Pequeños Productores
Los pequeños productores seguido carecen de la requerida legalidad de la tierra. Utilizando datos de polígonos y colaborando con gobiernos locales, Koltiva ayuda a los pequeños productores a asegurar la legalidad de sus tierras, en relación con estándares y certificaciones.

Desarrollo de Capacidades para la Gerencia y los Miembros
Todos los miembros de la(s) unidad(es) de certificación reciben capacitación grupal sobre los estándares de certificación.
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Verification of business supply chain data on a single platform
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Data integration from any ERP system or through manual data entry
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Data verification for completeness, quality and compliance with EUDR
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EUDR Analysis Report for each processor and plot, supported by our flagging system
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Recommendation for mitigating high-risk data innacuracies with our KoltiSkills extension service

Preguntas Frecuentes Sobre el EUDR