EUDR compliance, from polygon to filed DDS.
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Collect farm polygons, verify deforestation and legality risk, link plots to shipments, and submit your Due Diligence Statement straight to the EU Information System. Keep shipments moving by clearing risk before goods reach the EU.
From 30 December 2026 the EU Deforestation Regulation requires operators placing rubber, palm oil, cocoa, coffee, soy, wood and cattle products on the EU market, or exporting them from it, to prove they are deforestation-free and legally produced, with geolocation of the plots of production and a Due Diligence Statement lodged in the EU Information System before placement. Downstream operators and traders must keep the corresponding DDS references, and non-SMEs among them must register in the system.
30 December 2026
What changed, and what it means for rubber.
We track the Official Journal, TRACES notices, Commission FAQ revisions and national competent authority guidance, and update this list within 48 hours of a movement. Not a summary of the news, the specific effect on your DDS fields, polygon requirements and filing timing, with the instrument cited so you can read it yourself.
The Commission's delegated act of 13 July 2026, C(2026) 4920, deletes conveyor and transmission belts, 4010, and other articles of vulcanised rubber, 4016, and replaces ex 4012 with ex 4012 90 30, so a finished retreaded tyre falls out of scope while the new rubber tread applied during retreading stays in. New pneumatic tyres, 4011, are untouched. The act also adds soluble coffee, certain palm oil derivatives and frozen cattle tongues from 30 December 2027. Note the difference in status: Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1565 was published on 14 July and entered into force on 17 July, though one provision applies only from 15 October 2026, while the Annex I delegated act has no OJ number yet and is under Parliament and Council scrutiny until 13 September 2026, extendable by two months. Treat the product list as the working baseline, not the final one.
open_in_newCommission delegated act C(2026) 4920 on product scope and Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1565, 13 July 2026Belgium's and France's competent authorities ran a joint preparedness exercise with a Belgian coffee operator, written up by the European Forest Institute in January 2026. The Dutch NVWA published separate pilot inspection findings in August 2025 and Germany's BLE shared deficiency findings in September 2025. The common thread: authorities test the specific shipments they select and expect evidence tied to those shipments, not a general due diligence system. Holding the documents is not enough, NVWA found firms with complete paperwork that had never carried out or recorded the risk assessment and mitigation steps.
The 4 May simplification package, COM(2026) 191 final, came with updated guidance and FAQ version 5. The third edition of the Guidance Document was then formally adopted on 13 July 2026. It endorses a two-step approach to legality evidence: an initial examination of the information available to the operator, including publicly available reports and country classifications, then in-depth collection only where that examination shows a higher rather than negligible risk of non-compliance with Article 3(b).
open_in_newEUDR Guidance Document and FAQs, European CommissionThe reference page, updated in place as the regulation moves. This page is that reference. Article-by-article coverage sits below.
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