Starting December 30, 2025, the EU Regulation on Deforestation-Free Supply Chains (EUDR) will apply to all large and medium-sized enterprises, and starting June 30, 2026, it will also apply to SMEs. The regulation applies to companies that place certain raw materials or products made from them on the EU market or export them for the first time.
The regulation requires companies to ensure, throughout the supply chain, that products are not linked to deforestation, forest degradation, or illegal production. Compliance with the regulation is essential for market access, protecting a company’s reputation, and ensuring long-term viability.
Analyze company activities
Compile relevant data for carbon footprint
Balance emissions (Scope 1, 2 and 3)
Create CCF report
Fulfill CSRD reporting obligations
Identify main sources of emissions
Meeting customer requirements
Creating the basis for your climate strategy
Determining the scope of the project
Pragmatic closing of data gaps
Proactive project management
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As an independent sustainability consulting firm focused on small and medium-sized businesses, we combine in-depth regulatory knowledge with operational implementation expertise. We understand the practical challenges from our extensive experience with due diligence systems, supply chain processes, and data management. Our strengths:
Whether you’re just getting started, conducting a gap analysis, or implementing the full solution—we’ll guide you on your path to EUDR compliance with foresight, strong implementation skills, and industry expertise.
As a major market, the EU has a special responsibility to ensure that the products consumed here do not contribute to global deforestation.
European Commission on the Introduction of the EUDR, 2023
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All companies that place certain raw materials or products made from them (e.g., cocoa, coffee, wood, soy, beef products) on the EU market for the first time or export them—regardless of whether they are importers, producers, or traders. Small and medium-sized enterprises must also comply with the requirements starting in mid-2026.
Among other things, you will need geographic data on production areas, risk analyses of regions of origin, information on legality, supplier communication, and an internal due diligence system. Digital tools (e.g., Substain, osapiens HUB) can make implementation more efficient—but they are not mandatory.
That depends on your current situation. Initial assessments and target scenarios can be completed in a matter of weeks. For full implementation (including system setup, supplier integration, and, if necessary, software integration), you should expect it to take several months, depending on the complexity. Starting early ensures flexibility and minimizes risks.
You must ensure and document that your products:
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