Simplified EUDR compliance
Web platform for supporting due diligence and deforestation analysis
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Identify the actors involved in your supply chains and visualize them at a glance
Check that your products are deforestation free, through optical and radar satellite data analysis that do not require any human intervention and is not affected by weather conditions.
Access the ranking of suppliers according to their transparency score in terms of document provision.
Assisting producers in complying with EUDR requirements by offering them support and consulting.
Conducting assessments with importers, traders, processors, and producers of EUDR-related products.
Execution mandate for Due Diligence on behalf of European importers (Art. 5 of the EUDR).
Training sessions dedicated to the use of the web platform, allowing users to fully leverage its features.
Discover the benefits of the EcoSource solution.
Modeling and visualization of complex supply chains and traceability.
Pre-programmed legality grids that automatically generate the list of documents to be provided at each link upstream in the supply chain.
An automated deforestation analysis that does not require any human intervention and is not affected by weather conditions.
Digitalised document management throughout the supply chain.
Generation of due diligence declarations and the possibility of export.
Access to a directory of compliant suppliers.
Over 10 years of experience in due diligence under the EUTR framework.
Data protection and sharing options based on user preferences.
This is the European regulation on deforestation. This regulation aims to minimize the consumption of products from supply chains associated with deforestation or forest degradation, while encouraging demand for and trade in legal, “deforestation-free” raw materials and products.
Wood, cocoa, coffee, rubber, palm oil, soya, beef and certain of their derivatives which contain, have been added with or have been manufactured using the commodities concerned as set out in Annex I to the Regulation with the exception of : - Products manufactured before 29/06/2023. For wood products covered by the EUTR, this will prevail until 31/12/28. - Products manufactured on or after 30/06/2023 and placed, made available or exported before 30/12/2025 for large and medium-sized companies and 30/06/2026 for small companies. For wood products subject to the EUTR, this will prevail until 30/12/2025 (30/06/2026) as well as those placed, made available or exported after 30/12/2025 if the basic products from which they are derived were placed on the market between 30/06/2023 and 31/12/2025 (30/06/2026). For wood products, the EUTR will continue to apply. - Goods and products not listed in Annex I".
In addition to managing and tracking supplier documentation, EcoSource enables supply chains to be modeled, features a risk analysis module as well as a deforestation analysis module, and generates reports for tracking regulatory compliance.
EcoSource provides importers with a method and tool for verifying the origin of their supplies and the compliance of production practices with national and international regulations. By detecting deforestation and collecting detailed data, importers can make informed decisions about responsible purchasing, reducing the risks associated with imported deforestation, and enabling them to continue placing products on the European market.
EcoSource simplifies the management and dispatch of documentation from manufacturers to their importers. This will enable them to guarantee compliance with current regulations, and boost their visibility on European markets. EcoSource also offers a range of support services for producers.
EcoSource uses advanced remote sensing technologies and algorithms specially designed for EcoSource to analyze deforestation around the world.
Yes, EcoSource is designed to meet the needs of companies of all sizes, from small to large. Its scalable architecture makes it possible to adapt the solution to the needs of companies of different sizes.
Yes, data confidentiality and security are a top priority for EcoSource. We implement robust security measures, such as data encryption, extensive access controls and compliance with data protection regulations.
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The EUDR was adopted by the European Union in May 2023 and will come into force on 30 December 2025. Micro and small businesses will be granted a 6-month extension.
Operator: Any natural or legal person who, in the course of a commercial activity, places the (basic) products in question on the EU market for the first time or exports them. This includes importers, producers and exporters. Trader : Any person in the supply chain other than the operator who, in the course of a commercial activity, makes the products in question available on the EU market for distribution, consumption or use, whether in return for payment or free of charge.
The regulation provides for severe penalties in the event of infringement, including fines of up to 4% of annual EU-wide turnover, confiscation of the products concerned or the revenue derived from them, and temporary bans on public tenders, public funds, and the placing on the market or export of the products in question. The European Commission will also publish the names of legal entities that have infringed the regulations and for which a final judgement has been handed down. This will increase the risk to the reputation of the company concerned.
With regard to the legality requirement for land use, the Regulation requires compliance with the relevant national laws. If possession of a land title is not required under national law to produce and market agricultural products, neither is it required under the Regulation. The same applies to public or communal land, which does not fall under the concept of "immovable property". The absence of a land register or official title should not prevent the designation of land used de facto as a plot of land. Operators (or traders who are not SMEs) are legally responsible for the accuracy of information relating to geolocation and legality, regardless of the means or intermediaries they use to collect this information.
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