EUDR legislation is a European Union regulation that requires companies to ensure that certain products sold in the EU, such as soy, cocoa, palm oil, coffee, wood and paper, do not contribute to deforestation or land degradation. The law requires companies to have transparency and traceability within their supply chain, so they can prove that these products are produced in a sustainable way and come from areas not involved in deforestation.
This legislation is crucial for companies that rely on these raw materials for their products and services. It affects not only how products are produced, but also how they are analysed, controlled and verified by companies in the EU.
