- The EU will enforce Regulation EU 2023/1115 starting 30 December 2025 to combat deforestation.
- Products affected include coffee, cocoa, rubber, palm oil, soya, beef, timber, and some derivatives.
- Businesses must prove products are zero deforestation and comply with origin country laws.
- A declaration of due diligence is required, including geolocation and supply chain traceability.
- The DDR number is needed for customs.
- Non-compliant products risk being refused market access.
- Supply chains will become more complex.
- Partnerships with suppliers may need revision for environmental compliance.
Source: asd-int.com
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