EUDR
EUDR hub for exact Annex I product scope, and roles, due diligence statements, geolocation, risk assessment, benchmarking and amended application dates.
This hub helps decide whether an exact Annex I product is caught by the EUDR (Regulation (EU) 2023/1115), which supply-chain role applies, and what evidence is needed before the product is placed on, made available on, or exported from the EU market.
A link to cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya or wood is not enough by itself. Confirm the exact Annex I product listing and market activity, then classify the actor as an , , , or before assigning due diligence work.
Check whether the product contains, was fed with, or was made using cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya or wood, then match the exact Annex I description and customs classification. A commodity connection alone does not establish scope.
A may move only when it is , produced under the relevant laws of the country of production, and covered by the statement or declaration required for that actor. Deforestation-free means the commodity was produced on land not deforested after 31 December 2020; for wood, production must also avoid forest degradation after that date.
Collect supplier and downstream-recipient details, reference numbers or declaration identifiers, and geolocation or allowed replacement data so records can be provided to competent authorities on request.
Start with the seven relevant commodity groups, then confirm whether the exact product is listed in Annex I. Products connected to a commodity are not automatically in scope.
Separate operators, downstream operators, traders, non-SME actors, and micro or small primary operators because the filing, information-system and recordkeeping duties differ.
Link due diligence statements, declaration identifiers, supplier information, geolocation, country-risk status, risk assessment and mitigation records to the same shipment or product batch.
The Regulation entered into force on 29 June 2023. Track the 30 December 2026 main application date, the limited 30 June 2027 later date, and the 30 December 2027 date for specific added products. The Annex I amendment entered into force on 18 September 2026; the Article 37 timber transition extends through 31 December 2029.
New to EUDR? Establish the exact Annex I product, market activity and actor role first. Then move through due diligence, evidence, filing, deadlines and enforcement without treating every supplier or commodity-linked product as subject to the same route.
Decide whether the exact product and transaction are covered, then distinguish operators, downstream operators, traders and the narrower micro or small primary- route.
Collect Article 9 information, reach a no-or-negligible-risk conclusion, mitigate when needed and use low-risk simplification only when all Article 13 conditions are documented.
Connect production locations and supplier proof to the due diligence conclusion, information-system submission and downstream reference-number handoff.
Turn the legal route into supplier intake, product-level release gates, owned records and reassessment triggers that operations can use.
Separate statutory milestones from preparation targets, preserve the special timber transition and prepare for checks, product holds, corrective action and Member State penalties.
Keep EUDR product-level evidence separate from broader corporate due diligence, or go directly to concise answers on roles, scope, filing, benchmarking, customs and enforcement.
"EUDR information system"
"Corrigendum to Regulation (EU) 2025/2650"
"Large and medium operators: 30 December 2026"
"Regulation (EU) 2023/1115"
"amending Regulation (EU) 2023/1115"
Next steps
This EUDR hub is the shared entry point for product classification, supplier requests, geolocation collection, filing, risk assessment, mitigation, and record retention.
Manage EUDR supplier evidence, risk assessment, mitigation, statements, country-risk checks and release blockers in one workflow.
Keep product, supplier, geolocation, , simplified declaration and authority-response records in one governed system.
Coordinate application dates, benchmarking, information-system work and supplier-data readiness.
Review scope, role classification, data gaps, statement filing, risk assessment and supplier-control planning.