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The European Union has adopted regulations to combat imported deforestation as part of its European Green Deal (which stems from the 2015 Paris Agreement).
This measure aims to reduce its environmental footprint by targeting products linked to deforestation, which threaten the climate, biodiversity, and human rights, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia
Deforestation in figures
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The European Regulation on Imported Deforestation (RDUE) requires relevant European actors to prove that their imported and potentially processed raw materials do not originate from areas deforested after December 31, 2020, and that they comply with the applicable laws of the country of production.
As part of a process of identification, analysis, and mitigation, the relevant stakeholders must implement a due diligence system across their supply chains, analyze the risks of noncompliance, and put mitigation measures in place in the event of significant risks of noncompliance or confirmed cases.
After a one-year postponement, the RDUE will take effect on December 31, 2026, for large and medium-sized companies in the relevant sectors.
Cocoa
Coffee
Soy
Palm oil
Livestock & Cattle
Wood & Rubber
Important dates
The Green Deal also includes other laws that will take effect gradually starting in 2027, such as the EU Regulation on Forced Labor/FLR (risk of being blocked at the border if your suppliers do not respect human rights) and the CS3D (Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive).
In addition to legal compliance, certain industry-specific certifications have become essential and are increasingly required by your customers and/or by the relevant national regulatory authorities: Rainforest Alliance, Fairtrade, Organic EU, ARS 1000 in Côte d’Ivoire, etc.
Our EUDR Compliance Services
Internal EUDR Governance Package
EUDR Maturity Assessment of Your Suppliers
Radar and Satellite Analysis of Your Sourcing Areas
Radar and satellite analysis of your sourcing areas: through our exclusive partnership with DisAItek, a French leader in Earth observation using cutting-edge technologies and AI.
- Identification of cases of deforestation that occurred after the deadline (December 31, 2020)
- Identification of Fraudulent Polygons (Anti-Money Laundering Module)
- Automatic alerts regarding current deforestation risks
Deployment of a Digital Traceability System
Personalized coaching for your suppliers to minimize risk
Regulatory Monitoring
We provide you with the tools you need to develop your own compliance strategy.
EUDR Coaching Program
Why Choose So-B-Green?
We support you in all aspects of EUDR with a single annual contract and a comprehensive solution
Tailored support at every stage of the value chain: whether you’re an importer, processor, exporter, or a cooperative, we provide you with customized support
A team on the ground in West Africa: our experienced team can conduct “ground-truthing” at the plot level and review plot histories
Reduction of financial risks (fines of up to 4% of revenue for EUDR non-compliance) and supply chain risks
Competitive Advantage and Proactive Planning: By preparing for the EUDR, you’re staying ahead of other upcoming regulations regarding due diligence
Price competitiveness of our offering: a flexible plan tailored to the estimated risk levels of your supply chains, with pricing based on actual volume
Our other support services
Traceability
Producer resilience
Regional resilience
Corporate Social Responsibility
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