Solution: EUDR Regulation
Solution: EUDR Regulation
EUDR Regulation
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EUDR Regulation
We support your company in adapting to EUDR requirements, assisting with supply chain traceability and due diligence management.
- Receive EUDR regulatory assistance to help your company comply
- Get support for EUDR due diligence
- Complete the EUDR Due Diligence Declaration
EUDR Regulation Consulting
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) obliges companies that import to, export from or trade in products at risk of deforestation within the EU to carry out a due diligence and, when foreseen, to present a Declaration of Due Diligence (DDS) in the European computer system.
Following the simplifications approved at the end of 2025, the obligations change depending on the operator’s role (upstream operator, downstream operator, micro or small primary operator).
Our consultation for the EUDR regulation is designed to offer the following services, based on the client’s needs:
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EUDR Regulatory Assistance and Company adaptation to the regulation
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Comprehensive advisory support in the EUDR due diligence process (data collection, geolocation, risk assessment, and mitigation)
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EUDR supply chain audits and Non-EU supplier management
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Completion and presentation of the Declaration of Due Diligence (DDS)
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Training sessions and EUDR course for companies and compliance officers
Why seek specialised EUDR advice?
Receiving advisory support for the EUDR allows companies subject to the obligation to tackle the compliance path effectively and smoothly
The main advantages are:
- Full EUDR support
Our support is adapted to each business reality: we can assist you in all phases of the EUDR due diligence, in the compilation of the declaration of due diligence, or organise EUDR training courses dedicated to your staff. - Access to specialised expertise
Our consultants are experts in complying with the main sustainability regulations – including CBAM, CSRD and CSDD – and will be able to guide you on a path of compliance EUDR safe and up-to-date with the latest regulations. - Effective compliance pathway
Our structured approach minimises the risk of non-compliance, helping you avoid penalties and ensuring a smooth transition to full compliance EUDR.
For whom is the EUDR mandatory?
The EUDR Regulation it applies to anyone Imports into the EU, Exports from the EU or make available on the EU market Determine raw materials or derived products considered at risk of deforestation.
The product categories concerned are: wood, soy, cattle (meat and derivatives), palm oil, cocoa, coffee and rubber, in addition to the derivative products listed in the’Annex I of the regulations.
The application deadlines are as follows:
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30 December 2026 for large and medium operators
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30 June 2027 for micro and small operators (in sectors other than the timber supply chain, to which the EUTR regulation already applied)
From these dates, the relevant operators will have to have implemented a system of EUDR due diligence, which includes collecting the requested information, assessing the risk of deforestation and illegality, and, where applicable, submitting the Declaration of Due Diligence (DDS) in the European computer system.
Following the simplifications, only Who first introduces EUDR goods on the EU market must support the full due diligence process.
1. Perform Due Diligence (Risk Assessment)
First a comprehensive risk assessment of deforestation or forest degradation of the products to be imported into the EU/exported or marketed. In it, the precise geolocation of the plots from which the products originate, traceability and legal compliance are analysed.
2. Completing the Declaration of Due Diligence (DDS)
If the above assessment shows that the risk is nil or negligible, it proceeds with the drafting the EUDR due diligence declaration. In it, all information required by the EUDR, such as product origin, suppliers, geographical coordinates, etc., must be included.
3. Transmission of the DDS to the competent authorities
Operators and traders must send the due diligence declaration (DDS) to the competent authorities through the EU electronic system; they must also store the DDS and all documentation for at least 5 years.
4. Monitoring and possible updates
If conditions change of product procurement, due diligence needs to be repeated and update the declaration. In the case of new deliveries, the risk assessment of point 1 must be repeated.
What are the expected sanctions and consequences of non-compliance with EUDR?
Non-compliance with the EUDR means risking penalties of up to 4% of annual turnover in the EU, products, seizure or withdrawal of products from the market and damage to corporate reputation.
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