Supply Chain Risk Insights

EU Regulation on Deforested Products (EUDR)

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What you need to know

Do your commodities come from deforested land?

The European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) mandates that certain products must be deforestation-free, comply with the production country’s laws, and be accompanied by a due diligence statement. It applies to seven key commodities—soy, palm oil, wood, coffee, cocoa, cattle, and rubber—and their derivatives, with a cut-off date of December 31, 2020, for deforestation-free land. The regulation requires a comprehensive due diligence process, including risk assessments at both country and business partner levels, using the EU Commission’s benchmarking system. Companies must document and mitigate any identified risks before market entry, submit due diligence statements, and maintain a robust risk management system. This regulation aims to address global deforestation and forest degradation, which are significant environmental challenges.

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Multi-tier supplier visibility

Map, monitor, and assess network for deforestation risk

Everstream combines AI predictions, historical supplier analysis, frequently updated Supplier Watch Lists, with expert human analysis, to dynamically assess and predict supplier compliance risk so you can adapt and build a responsible network. Monitor ongoing supplier risk with Everstream proprietary compliance risk scoring and get alerts when potential threats arise.

Everstream gives companies a unique level of insights through:

  • Multi-tier network discovery to uncover and map unknown supplier relationships
  • Real-time updates from Everstream’s Regulatory Watch Lists
  • Ongoing supplier 24/7 incident monitoring
  • Supplier risk assessments, scoring, and dashboards

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