EU Deforestation Regulation enforcement is live, with fines of €50K+ per breach. Leather, cotton, sports goods, food and timber exporters need plot-level geolocation, due diligence statements, and farm-to-port chain of custody — we deliver the full TRACES NT submission pack.
Fixed-scope, fixed-price. €6,000 — final quote confirmed after a free scoping call.
The formal declaration submitted via TRACES NT, backed by geolocation, supplier and legality evidence that stands up to EU customs review.
KML / GeoJSON geolocation for every plot over 4 hectares in your supply chain — the core traceability requirement EUDR is built around.
The hardest part of most EUDR programmes — tracing back to the actual collectors and farms, not just tier-1 suppliers.
Your mapped plots checked against current satellite deforestation-alert data, so your DDS holds up before EU customs checks it too.
A complete evidence package structured for direct submission — no last-minute scramble to reformat data before a shipment deadline.
| Commodities | Details | Investment | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|
| EUDR-covered | Coffee, cocoa, soy, palm, beef, timber, rubber — and, pending a final delegated act, leather | From €6,000 | 6–10 weeks |
EUDR applies from 30 December 2026 for large and medium operators, and 30 June 2027 for micro and small operators. In May 2026 the Commission proposed removing leather from scope — until that act is final and in force, treat leather as potentially still covered. Either way, the traceability data required is the same data EU buyers and CSRD reporting already demand.
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The EUDR applies from 30 December 2026 for large and medium operators and traders, and 30 June 2027 for micro and small operators. The Commission has confirmed the 30 December 2026 date will not be delayed again.
Leather's status is changing. In May 2026 the Commission proposed removing cattle hides, skins and leather from the EUDR through a draft delegated act. Until that act is final and in force, treat leather as potentially still in scope — the traceability data required either way is the same data EU buyers and CSRD reporting demand.
Cattle/beef, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soy and wood, plus thousands of derived products — and, pending a final delegated act, leather. All carry the same 30 December 2026 deadline for large and medium operators.
A DDS is the formal declaration submitted per shipment via the EU's TRACES NT system, backed by plot-level geolocation data, supplier mapping and legality evidence, confirming the goods are deforestation-free and legally produced.
Our standard EUDR Due Diligence & Traceability engagement starts at €6,000, covering DDS preparation per shipment, plot-level polygon mapping, first-mile collector mapping and risk scoring, satellite deforestation cross-checks, and a TRACES NT upload-ready evidence file. Typical delivery is 6–10 weeks.
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