Compliance & Regulations (EUDR)
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Bring together sustainability officers, compliance teams, QA managers, procurement leads, agronomists, supply chain managers, and field officers.
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Enable seamless compliance for farming enterprises, seed & CPG brands, retailers, agri-business agencies & governments, and e-commerce players.
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Cropin Cloud combines deforestation insights with agriculture apps for field digitization. It covers farm monitoring, scouting, farmer engagement, and historical deforestation data, which enables supply chain transparency and sustainable practices.
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EUDR compliance in the food value chain
The key to navigating EUDR is in access to real-time field data, intelligence, actionable insights, and effective communication among stakeholders. Cropin Cloud, with its suite of digitization apps and intelligence solutions, steps in to facilitate EUDR compliance at every step of the supply chain.
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Advanced deforestation monitoring at both plot and regional levels.
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Digital transformation of farm operations in origination locations, with grower self-reporting capabilities.
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Frequently asked questions
What is EUDR
EUDR stands for European Union Deforestation Regulation. It is a landmark regulation on deforestation-free products, adopted by the European Union in December 2022, aimed at tackling global deforestation and forest degradation.
Which commodities are covered under EUDR?
Cocoa, coffee, soy, palm oil, wood, rubber, and cattle and products derived from these commodities
When does EUDR come into effect?
The timeline of EUDR is as follows:
- June 2023 – EUDR gets formally adopted by The European Parliament and Council
- December 2023 – EUDR came to effect
- June 2025 – The EUDR will go into effect for micro & small exporters.
- After December 2024, actors will need to provide the required information and documentation to show EUDR compliance
What data or information is required for EUDR compliance?
The following important data/information is required for EUDR compliance:
- Product description with common and full scientific names, wherever applicable
- Harvest timelines
- Verified information/proof that the products are deforestation-free
- Country of production
- Geo-coordinates of source plots and lands
What are the due diligence requirements under EUDR?
EUDR’s due diligence system requires actors to ensure that commodities/products are not sourced from deforested areas, take measures to mitigate risks of non-compliance and provide sufficient documentation of their due diligence efforts.
What are the EUDR's traceability & transparency obligations?
EUDR imposes strong traceability and transparency obligations. It requires data collection of geo-localization coordinates of source locations, among others. Actors in the supply chain must have a complete view of all participating entities to collect the above-mentioned information. The companies must also provide publicly available reports of their due diligence measures.
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