Annex I
The annex that lists relevant products by CN code — the practical edge of EUDR scope. Treat proposed amendments as draft until they are law.
What it means
Annex I maps Combined Nomenclature codes to the products that trigger due diligence. A product nickname is not a legal classification.
In the regulation
Products not listed are out of scope for this regulation. Delegated acts can add, remove or narrow entries. Until an amending act is adopted and applicable, the consolidated Annex I governs — draft proposals (including the May 2026 product-scope draft discussed in the timeline article) are not a basis to descope or expand a line.
How ERWAY treats it
Commodity guides and CN look-ups on this site are built against Annex I. Where a draft change is live in the hub narrative, the timeline article’s “draft vs settled” rule is the one to follow.
Related terms
- 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.
- Regulation & scope
HS / CN code
Customs classification that decides whether a shipment is a relevant product under Annex I.
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