EUDR guides
Whether your product is caught, which deadline your size gets, who files the Due Diligence Statement, what your origin countries' risk tier changes, and what data to demand from suppliers — without the enterprise-platform sales call. General information, not legal advice, and not a deforestation assessment.
Does the EUDR apply to my product?
The seven commodities, the Annex I HS-code test, and which products sit under a pending scope change.
30 December 2026 and 30 June 2027 — which applies to you
The size test, the micro/small deferral, and the timber exception that keeps small wood operators on December.
Operator vs trader: who files the DDS
The post-December-2025 restructure — who files a Due Diligence Statement, who only collects reference numbers.
How to submit a Due Diligence Statement
The TRACES / Information System flow, the data you must gather first, and the reference number that clears customs.
Country benchmarking: low, standard, high
What each tier changes, the mixed-origin trap, and how to check a specific country under Impl. Reg. 2025/1093.
Coordinates vs polygons for plots ≥4 ha
The 4-hectare rule, what a usable polygon looks like, and exactly what to ask suppliers for.
EUDR for coffee roasters
Whether you file depends on importing green beans vs roasting bought-in coffee. The roaster's position, spelled out.
EUDR for chocolate & cocoa makers
Cocoa and chocolate are in scope (HS 1801–1806) — and a multi-ingredient bar can pull in palm and soya too.
Or get your position in one report
The guides tell you how the rule works. The report tells you where you stand: your products screened against Annex I, your role and deadline named, your origin countries tiered, and ready-to-send supplier data-request letters.
Check if my product is caught → get my EUDR position report