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EUDR Compliance

Addressing deforestation and forest degradation in global supply chains.

Need a partner for EUDR compliance? Aya Data combines expert analysis, AI, and on-the-ground support to identify compliance gaps, ensuring seamless alignment. Our flagship EUDR Compliance Solution provides desktop-based land management clarity, empowering you to navigate requirements with confidence.

What is EUDR?

The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is a new law aimed at preventing deforestation and forest degradation linked to products sold in or exported from the EU. Starting December 30, 2025, companies must prove their goods are deforestation-free and legally sourced. This regulation helps protect global forests, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and safeguard biodiversity by ensuring responsible trade and sustainable supply chains.

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Commodities Targeted by EUDR Compliance

The EUDR focuses on seven key commodities that the EU identifies as high-risk due to their consumption levels and impact on deforestation.

Cattle
Cocoa
Coffee
Palm Oil
Rubber
Soy
Timber
Derived products such as leather, chocolate or furniture

Who is Affected by EUDR
Compliance Requirements?

EUDR affects Operators and Traders dealing with relevant commodities. They must prove products are deforestation-free and not linked to forest degradation, ensuring compliance with legal requirements.

1. Operators (Import/Export) 2. Domestic Operators 3. Downstream Operators 4. Traders
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Operators (Import/Export)

If you place relevant commodities or products on the EU market or export them from the EU, you are considered an Operator. You must establish a due diligence system as outlined in the regulation, ensuring that your products are deforestation-free and comply with applicable laws. This involves implementing procedures and measures to verify sourcing compliance.

Operators must:

Gather detailed supply chain information.
Assess risks of non-compliant supply chains.
Take necessary actions to mitigate identified risks.
Ensure products are deemed negligible risk before placement on the EU market or export.
Publicly report their due diligence efforts annually.
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Domestic Operators

Domestic operators are those placing relevant products on the EU market that have already been:

Produced (e.g., cattle, soy) within the EU.
Harvested (e.g., wood) from within the EU.

For specific commodities:

Wood products – The operator is the entity harvesting standing timber within the EU, whether conducting the work directly or outsourcing it, and making the wood available on the market.
Cattle and soy – The operator is the entity selling these products on the EU market for the first time.

While domestic operators do not manage supply chains, they must still conduct due diligence on their own operations to ensure products are deforestation-free and comply with national laws.

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Downstream Operators

Downstream operators are EU-based manufacturers placing new products on the EU market for the first time.

Micro, small, and medium-sized (SME) downstream operators have simpler requirements. They are not required to conduct due diligence on products that have already undergone due diligence and have a submitted statement. However, they must obtain and provide previous due diligence statement reference numbers upon request.

Non-SME downstream operators have stricter obligations. They must first verify that proper due diligence was conducted on previously assessed products. If confirmed, they may reference existing due diligence statements in their own submissions.

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Traders

Traders under EUDR are businesses that buy and sell relevant products already placed on the EU market.

Micro, small, and medium-sized enterprise (SME) traders have minimal requirements. They must collect, store, and provide supply chain information upon request. 

Non-SME traders must conduct full due diligence, ensuring products are deforestation-free and legally sourced before selling them. 

SMEs focus on record-keeping, while larger traders must actively verify compliance, making them more accountable under EUDR rules.

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Key Compliance Challenges

EUDR compliance presents significant challenges, requiring strict documentation, risk assessments, and data accuracy—failure to comply can lead to severe consequences. Aya Data is here to help!

Navigating Requirements for EUDR Compliance

Navigating the EUDR compliance process is not easy, but we are here to partner with you every step of the way.

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Supply Chain Mapping & Farm Management
EUDR compliance requires comprehensive supply chain mapping and farm management, ensuring all suppliers and farms are identified. Accurate geolocation data is essential, with polygons needed for farms over 4 hectares and GPS coordinates at 6-decimal accuracy. Without this, conducting the mandatory risk assessment and due diligence statement is impossible.
How we help: Provide a dashboard for farm management, operational data management and batch management.
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Farm Data Collection
EUDR compliance requires precise farm data collection, including GPS coordinates, polygon mapping, and legal surveys to inform risk assessments. A completed risk assessment is mandatory for the due diligence statement, with the EU conducting spot checks based on country risk levels.
How we help: Provide mobile app with offline capabilities to record polygons and farm surveys.
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EUDR Risk Assessment
EUDR compliance requires a batch chain of custody, ensuring traceability of farms (via geo-coordinates) contributing to an EU-imported container batch. Without this, the due diligence statement cannot be completed. The ultimate responsibility lies with the entity placing the product in the EU, which must provide both the risk assessment and due diligence statement.
How we help: Provide a mobile/web app that can be used to record purchase transactions, blending/bulking.
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Batch Chain of Custody
EUDR compliance requires a batch chain of custody, ensuring traceability of farms (via geo-coordinates) contributing to an EU-imported container batch. Without this, the due diligence statement cannot be completed. The ultimate responsibility lies with the entity placing the product in the EU, which must provide both the risk assessment and due diligence statement.
How we help: Provide a mobile/web app that can be used to record purchase transactions, blending/bulking.
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EUDR Due Diligence Statement
The ultimate goal of EUDR compliance is submitting a due diligence statement to the EU TRACES system upon entry. This requires providing geo-coordinates for all farms in the batch in GeoJSON format, with a size limit of 25 MB (approximately 30,000 polygons).
How we help: Provide ability to do automatic Submission via dashboard or receive GeoJSON data extract per EUDR DDS specifications.

Data Sheet: AyaGrow’s EUDR Compliance Solution

Learn how AyaGrow simplifies EUDR compliance with high-resolution satellite imagery and expert analysis, helping assess deforestation risks, enhance supply chain transparency, and turn regulatory challenges into growth opportunities .

Data Sheet: EU Customs Codes For Each Commodity

Ensure compliance by discovering which products are within the scope of EUDR compliance and the relevant EU customs codes as outlined in Annex I, as well as which products or commodities are exempted.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of Country Benchmarks?
The European Commission will create a centralized database of country risk assessments, known as "country benchmarks," to simplify due diligence and enforcement. Countries will be classified as low, standard, or high risk based on their deforestation link. Operators sourcing from low-risk countries will follow a simplified due diligence process but must still ensure their supply chains remain free from non-compliant products.
When will the Country Benchmarks be available?
The country benchmark list, outlining risk levels for enforcement, is scheduled for publication by June 30, 2025. High-risk countries will face stricter monitoring, while low-risk ones will have a more streamlined approach.
What are the application dates for EUDR compliance?
Following postponement of the EUDR implementation, the new application date for all operators and traders is December 30, 2025. For micro and small businesses established before December 31, 2020, compliance starts on June 30, 2026, except for wood products under the EU Timber Regulation (EUTR), which remain subject to the December 30, 2025 deadline.
Is packaging affected by the EUDR compliance requirement?
No, packaging materials used solely to support, protect, or carry a product are exempt from EUDR compliance, regardless of their CN code. This includes paper and cardboard packaging (e.g., CN 4819). User manuals are also exempt unless sold separately.
What does deforestation-free mean?
Under the EUDR, deforestation-free means that products must not come from land deforested after December 31, 2020 and must comply with local production laws. Deforestation is defined as converting forests to agricultural use, whether human-induced or not. For wood-containing products, an extra requirement applies: the wood must be harvested without causing forest degradation after the same cut-off date.
What does forest degradation mean?
The EUDR defines forest degradation based on FAO standards, referring to structural changes in forest cover. This includes converting primary or naturally regenerating forests into plantation forests, other wooded land, or planted forests.Additionally, compliance with production laws is assessed across eight key legal categories, covering:

  • Land use rights

  • Environmental protection

  • Forest management and biodiversity conservation

  • Third-party rights

  • Labor rights

  • Human rights under international law

  • Free, prior, and informed consent (UN Declaration on Indigenous Rights)

  • Tax, anti-corruption, trade, and customs regulations



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