EUDR commodities and what is in scope

Listed in Annex I

Not listedLeather and hides (removed in 2026), dairy, buffalo and bison, cattle born before 29 June 2023.

What the EUDR asks

Location: Every farm where the animals were kept, from birth to slaughter: one point each, no outlines.
Production date: The animal's lifetime, from birth to slaughter.
Forest rule: Pasture made from forest after 2020, on any of those farms, disqualifies the animal.
Where plots get mixed: When calves move from the breeding farm to rearing and fattening farms. The last farm alone is not enough.

Listed in Annex I

Not listedBiscuits, cakes and ice cream with chocolate, filed under their own codes.

What the EUDR asks

Location: Every plot it was grown on: one point if the plot is under 4 hectares, its outline from 4 hectares.
Production date: The harvest date, or the harvest season if there is no exact date.
Forest rule: Cocoa under shade trees is agroforestry, which counts as farmland, not forest. Planting cocoa in forest after 2020 is deforestation.
Where plots get mixed: At the cooperative or buying agent, where beans from many farms go into the same bags.

Listed in Annex I

0901Coffee, green, roasted or decaffeinated; husks and skins; substitutes containing coffee
2101 11Coffee extracts, essences and concentrates, instant coffee included from 30 Dec 2027

Not listedCoffee mixes and drinks filed under other codes.

What the EUDR asks

Location: Every plot it was grown on: one point if the plot is under 4 hectares, its outline from 4 hectares.
Production date: The harvest date, or the harvest season if there is no exact date.
Forest rule: A coffee farm counts as farmland, not forest, shade-grown included. Clearing forest for new coffee after 2020 is deforestation.
Where plots get mixed: At the collector, the washing station and the exporter's warehouse, where lots from many farms are bulked.

Listed in Annex I

1207 10Palm nuts and kernels
1511Palm oil and its fractions
1513 21, 1513 29Palm kernel oil
2306 60Palm kernel oilcake
2905 45, 2915, 3823Glycerol, palmitic and stearic acid, industrial fatty acids and alcohols made from palm
1516 20, 1518, 1520Hydrogenated and modified palm oils, crude glycerol from 30 Dec 2027
2905, 2916, 2921 to 2924Fatty alcohols, acids, esters and amines made from palm from 30 Dec 2027
3401Soap made with palm oil from 30 Dec 2027
3824 99, 3907 29Other chemical preparations and polyethers made from palm from 30 Dec 2027

Not listedMargarine and other food made with palm oil, babassu and other palms, palm derivatives used to make medicines.

What the EUDR asks

Location: Every estate block and smallholding that sent fruit to the mill: one point under 4 hectares, the outline from 4 hectares.
Production date: The harvest date, or the harvest season if there is no exact date.
Forest rule: An oil palm plantation counts as farmland, not forest, so replanting it is allowed. Planting palm in forest after 2020 is deforestation.
Where plots get mixed: At the mill, where fruit from estates and smallholders is pressed together. Mass balance is not allowed: every plot behind the oil is declared.

Listed in Annex I

Not listedSynthetic rubber, balata, guayule and other gums, used and retreaded tyres, belts, cars fitted with tyres.

What the EUDR asks

Location: Every plot it was grown on: one point if the plot is under 4 hectares, its outline from 4 hectares.
Production date: The tapping date or period, or the season if there is no exact date.
Forest rule: A rubber plantation counts as farmland, not forest, so replanting it is allowed. Planting rubber in forest after 2020 is deforestation.
Where plots get mixed: At the dealer and the processing factory, where latex and cup lump from many smallholders are blended. In a tyre of natural and synthetic rubber, only the natural part needs due diligence.

Listed in Annex I

Not listedSeed for sowing, soy sauce, tofu, lecithin, meat from animals fed on soy.

What the EUDR asks

Location: Every plot it was grown on: one point if the plot is under 4 hectares, its outline from 4 hectares.
Production date: The harvest date, or the harvest season if there is no exact date.
Forest rule: Only forest counts. Clearing savanna or grassland that was not forest in 2020 is outside the rule.
Where plots get mixed: At the silo, the export terminal and the crusher, where beans from many farms are stored together.

Listed in Annex I

4401, 4402, 4405Fuel wood, chips, pellets, sawdust, charcoal, wood wool and flour
4403, 4404Logs, poles and stakes
4406 to 4409Sleepers, sawn wood, veneer, mouldings and flooring strips
4410 to 4413Particle board, OSB, fibreboard, plywood
4414 to 4421Frames, crates and pallets, barrels, tools, joinery, kitchenware, other wooden articles
47, 48Pulp, paper and paperboard
9401, 9403Wooden seats, furniture and parts
9406 10Prefabricated wooden buildings

Not listedBamboo and rattan, used and second-hand goods, recycled pulp and paper, packaging that only carries another product, printed books.

What the EUDR asks

Location: The forest plot where the trees were felled: one point under 4 hectares, the outline from 4 hectares.
Production date: The period of the harvest.
Forest rule: Felling where the forest grows back is not deforestation. For wood, degrading forest counts too: natural forest turned into a plantation forest after 2020.
Where plots get mixed: At the sawmill and the pulp mill, where logs from many forest plots are cut together.

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