Master EUDR due diligence requirements with this step-by-step guide to risk assessment, mitigation, and compliance obligations.
The EU Regulation on Deforestation-Free Products (EUDR) imposes stringent due diligence requirements on businesses placing relevant commodities on the EU market. Compliance professionals, importers, and exporters must establish robust due diligence systems to ensure that commodities such as soy, palm oil, beef, coffee, and timber are free from deforestation.
Compliance is no longer optional—it's a necessity.
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Key Questions Covered in This Blog:
What are the due diligence obligations under the EUDR?
How can businesses collect and verify geolocation data?
What constitutes a proper risk assessment?
How can mitigation measures be effectively implemented?
What simplified requirements exist for low-risk areas?
Can a corporate group handle due diligence on behalf of subsidiaries?
What role do customs procedures and documentation play in EUDR compliance?
Are certification schemes sufficient for compliance?
What are the record-keeping requirements for businesses?
“Due diligence under the EUDR is not just about ticking boxes—it’s about safeguarding global forests and ensuring sustainable trade.”—Arne Mielken, Managing Director, Customs Manager Ltd.
Abbreviations Used in This Blog:
EUDR – EU Regulation on Deforestation-Free Products
EU – European Union
DD – Due Diligence
IS – Information System (for due diligence submissions)
SMEs – Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises
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