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Every EUDR commodity, checked the same way.

Coordinates in, post-2020 forest-change signals out. The rules do not change by commodity; the supply chain does.

How a commodity enters scope

You are the operatorWhen you first place the commodity, or a product made from it, on the EU market.
The baselineEvery check compares the plot against forest cover on 31 December 2020.

EUDR applies from 30 December 2026 for large and medium operators and micro and small operators already covered by the EU Timber Regulation; from 30 June 2027 for other micro and small operators.

The seven commodities

CommodityIn scopeWhere traceability breaksScreening caveat
Coffee Beans, roasted coffee, husks, skins, and coffee-containing substitutes. Pooling hides the farm behind the lot Canopy structure can resemble loss or hide clearing beneath shade trees.
Cocoa Beans, shells, paste, butter, powder, chocolate, and cocoa preparations. Group traceability is not farm traceability Shade trees can resemble forest loss or mask clearing below the canopy.
Timber Logs, sawn wood, panels, furniture, pulp, paper, charcoal, and listed wood goods. Certificates do not identify every harvest plot A degradation signal counts for wood even without clear-cut loss.
Rubber Natural rubber, latex, tyres, belts, tubes, gloves, and listed rubber goods. Origin often disappears at the mill Seasonal leaf loss can resemble clearing in a coarse baseline.
Palm oil Crude and refined palm oil, kernel oil, oilcake, and listed oleochemicals. Mass balance breaks plot identity Satellite evidence shows land change at a location, not whether your physical oil came from it.
Cattle Live cattle, meat, offal, and listed cattle products. The last ranch may hide earlier grazing It cannot reconstruct an animal's previous movements from the final ranch coordinate.
Soy Soybeans, flour and meal, oilcake, and soybean oil. Bulk volumes blend origins before export Cerrado and savanna conversion may not register on a forest-cover baseline.

Scope keeps moving: instant coffee and more palm-oil oleochemicals enter from 30 December 2027; the 2026 amendment drops hides, skins, and leather from cattle.

What the check can tell you

Screening can showPost-2020 forest-change signals at the submitted location, plus imagery and data quality.
Screening cannot settleA check does not verify a deforestation-free claim or establish product origin.

We check satellite records for changes in forest cover after 31 December 2020. You make the decisions. The tool keeps the record.

FindingInvestigate first No signalNo checked signal; not a compliance guarantee No locationFix the location data