The European Union’s new Deforestation Law (EUDR) is making waves worldwide. Set to take effect on December 31, 2024, this regulation will impose strict requirements on products like coffee, cacao, and palm oil to ensure they do not originate from recently deforested areas. Companies trading with the EU will need to verify the deforestation status of their goods, adding layers of compliance.
However, the EUDR has sparked global debate. The United States is pushing for a delay, citing concerns over the regulation’s far-reaching consequences, but the EU remains firm in its timeline, with any postponement seen as unlikely.
For supply chains, this new law signals a substantial shift. Increased compliance measures will raise costs for goods entering the EU and could lead to disruptions as companies adjust to meet the new requirements. Organizations trading in the region should start preparing for these changes to avoid future bottlenecks and compliance issues.
How Trust Your Supplier (TYS) Can Help
TYS’s comprehensive compliance questionnaires can ease the burden of these new requirements. By digitizing and automating the verification process, TYS helps businesses collect and manage critical information from suppliers regarding their deforestation practices. This streamlined approach ensures that your suppliers meet EUDR standards, reducing the risk of non-compliance and allowing for quicker, more efficient supply chain adjustments. With real-time monitoring and proactive alerts, TYS empowers your team to stay ahead of evolving regulations and ensure your products are ready for the EU market.
Prepare now and leverage TYS to navigate the complexities of the EUDR with confidence.
Learn more about the EU Deforestation Regulation Implementation.
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