Prepare your business for EUDR compliance

What is the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR)?

The European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is a policy aimed at curbing deforestation by prohibiting the import of certain commodities linked to deforestation into the EU market. The regulation will apply to products like cocoa, soy, palm oil, wood, coffee, rubber, and cattle, including their derived products. By January 1st, 2025, businesses preparing and commercializing these products must provide proof that their supply chains are not contributing to deforestation or forest degradation, making traceability and sustainability vital components of compliance.

Avoid costly fines

Failure to comply with EUDR can result in significant fines and penalties.

Sustain customer relations

Be able to respond to customer (B2B) demand for information.

Enhance reputation

Demonstrating sustainable practices strengthens your brand’s reputation among consumers and investors.

Ensure market access

EUDR-compliant businesses maintain access to the EU market, which is increasingly prioritizing sustainability.

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How can delaware support you?

delaware specializes in supporting businesses through their sustainability roadmap by providing tailored technical solutions. Our experts work closely with you to ensure that your entire value chain is transparent, traceable, and sustainable. From developingn roadmaps to implementing compliance reporting, we offer end-to-end technical, process, people, and data services to make your transition to compliance seamless. Key services include:

Enabling due diligence: process assessment to identify products, goods, ingredients, and packaging possibly related to deforestation in your supply chain.
Technical analysis: analysis of your systems and data and propositions for correct data capturing.
Data management solutions: technology to track and report supply chain data efficiently.
Integration services: impact and solutioning for automated communication.
Evaluation of technical tooling & setup: assessment and setup of technical tools.
Sustainability strategy and support: read more.

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Understanding EUDR compliance: your questions answered

EUDR applies to commodities and/or finished goods, semi-products containing (traces of) palm oil, soy, wood, coffee, cocoa, cattle, rubber and wood, and their derivates, including packaging.
In order to meet the 2025 deadline, you should take these key dates into account:
- January 2024: first reporting requirements for high-risk commodities begin
- 2025: full EUDR compliance required for businesses trading in forest-risk commodities.
Non-compliance can result in fines of up to 4% of your annual turnover, market access restrictions and reputational damage.
There are 3 main components of compliance. First of all, collect and gather all the data/ information and conduct a proper due diligence. Secondly, assess the riks involved. Thirdly, develop a risk mitigation plan and follow up.
delaware has a proven track record in expert guidance on reporting obligations, supply chain transparency, and sustainability strategies. From quick wins in your ERP to a long term strategy; contact us to learn how we can assist your business in becoming EUDR compliant.