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Everything we publish on EUDR, in one place

We build the platform that turns supplier plot geometry into a filed due diligence statement. These are the notes we take while doing it — sourced to the regulation, and dated so you know how fresh they are.

General information about EU Regulation 2023/1115, not legal advice. Always check against the primary sources.

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Cocoa under the EUDR
Commodity guides

Cocoa under the EUDR

What EUDR covers for cocoa, why the geometry problem is one of volume rather than difficulty, and where the chain stops being traceable.

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Regulation & scope

What Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 covers, when it bites, and what changed in the amendments.

2 articles

Roles & obligations

Which role your company holds in a supply chain, and what that role has to do.

2 articles

Geolocation data

Plot geometry: what to collect, what shape it has to be, and what fails validation.

2 articles

Risk & benchmarking

Country tiers, risk assessment, mitigation, and the evidence that has to survive a check.

4 articles

Filing & enforcement

Getting a statement into the EU Information System, and what happens to companies that get it wrong.

2 articles

Commodity guides

One guide per relevant commodity: what is in scope, where the chain mixes, and what changed in July 2026.

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EUDR software

Find the compliance page that matches your search

Short landings for the queries teams type into Google — each opens into the matching ERWAY module.

EUDR glossary

Terms the regulation uses — in plain language

Roles, geolocation, risk tiers and filing vocabulary, aligned with how ERWAY talks about the same checks.

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  • Risk & benchmarking

    Country benchmarking

    Commission classification of countries of production into low, standard or high risk under Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1093 — it sets diligence depth and check rates, not whether you collect plots or file.

  • Regulation & scope

    Cut-off date

    31 December 2020 — the date after which deforestation (and, for wood only, forest degradation) disqualifies relevant products as deforestation-free.

  • Filing & enforcement

    Due Diligence Statement

    The filing by which the first-placing operator formally declares that due diligence was carried out and that risk is negligible — required at every country risk tier.

  • Roles & obligations

    Operator

    The person who first places a relevant product on the EU market, or exports it — and who files the Due Diligence Statement for that placing.

  • Geolocation data

    Plot of land

    Land within a single real-estate property, homogeneous enough that deforestation risk can be assessed as one unit — not an arbitrary farm name that mixes unlike patches.

  • Regulation & scope

    Relevant commodity

    One of the seven commodities named by Regulation (EU) 2023/1115: cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya and wood — products in scope only when listed in Annex I.

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Interactive Q&A

When does the EUDR apply to you?

This short guided Q&A applies Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 as amended by Regulation (EU) 2025/2650 to your situation. Pick an answer at each step — you get an indicative application date and where ERWAY can help next.

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Path adapts to your answers

Question 1

Do you deal in EUDR relevant products for the EU market?

Cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya, wood and derived products listed in Annex I — placed on the EU market, made available, or exported where the regulation applies.

Select one answer below to continue

General information on EU Regulation 2023/1115, not legal advice. Always check the Official Journal and your counsel before relying on a date.

See what this looks like on your own supplier data

ERWAY turns supplier plot geometry into deforestation risk intelligence and a submission-ready EU Due Diligence Statement. Take the two-minute interactive tour.

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