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EUDR Compliance Extension: What the New Deadlines Mean for Your

The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is reshaping global trade, mandating deforestationfree supply chains for products exported to the European Union. Originally slated to take effecton December 30, 2024, the compliance deadlines have been postponed by one year. Followingan October 2024 proposal by the European Commission, the European Parliament voted onNovember 14, 2024, to extend the deadline for large operators and traders to December 30,2025, and for micro- and small enterprises to June 30, 2026.

This extension provides businesses with additional time to adapt to EUDR’s rigorousrequirements. However, for companies importing regulated commodities like cocoa, coffee, palmoil, soy, cattle, wood, and rubber, preparing early is critical to maintaining access to the EUmarket and positioning for long-term success.

How EarthSyntra Can Help Your Business

At EarthSyntra, we simplify the complexities of EUDR compliance, offering end-to-endsolutions tailored to your supply chain. Our expertise ensures you don’t just meet therequirements—you leverage compliance to enhance your business.

Here’s how we can help:•

  • Traceability Systems We provide advanced geolocation and tracking tools that enable full visibility into yoursupply chain. Our systems integrate satellite imagery, on-the-ground verification, andblockchain technology to verify deforestation-free sourcing.• 
  • Customized Risk Assessments We evaluate your supply chain to identify potential deforestation risks, combininggeospatial monitoring with soil sampling and historical analysis. Our team providesactionable strategies to mitigate risks and improve compliance outcomes.•
  •  Streamlined Reporting EarthSyntra handles the complexities of compliance documentation. We generateaccurate, ready-to-submit reports for the EU Single Window system, includingcomprehensive due diligence statements and risk summaries.• 
  • Soil Sampling Integration As part of our compliance services, we integrate soil sampling to establish baseline dataon carbon levels and organic matter. This data strengthens your compliance records anddemonstrates your commitment to sustainable practices.

Why Work with EarthSyntra?

Compliance with EUDR is more than a regulatory obligation; it’s an opportunity to:

  • Demonstrate Leadership: Companies that proactively meet EUDR requirements setthemselves apart as sustainability leaders in global markets.
  • Build Consumer Trust: Modern consumers value ethical and sustainable practices.Partnering with EarthSyntra ensures your brand stands out.
  • Streamline Operations: Our tools and strategies reduce compliance headaches, enablingyour team to focus on business growth while we handle the details.

Seize the Opportunity of the Extended Deadlines

The extension of compliance deadlines to December 30, 2025, for large operators and June 30, 2026, for small enterprises gives companies time to refine their strategies. However, delaying action risks creating operational bottlenecks closer to the deadlines. By acting now, you position your business for success while ensuring compliance becomes a competitive advantage.

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Written by Tracey Holloway, CEO of EarthSyntra

Tracey Holloway is the Founder and CEO of EarthSyntra, a leader in
sustainable supply chain compliance and environmental solutions.
With expertise in traceability systems, risk assessment, and regulatory
compliance, she helps global industries align with environmental
standards while fostering growth and innovation. Tracey is passionate
about empowering businesses to meet evolving sustainability
challenges and thrive in the green economy.
Direct press inquiries to: info@earthsyntra.com

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