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The European Parliament has approved a one-year postponement for EUDR compliance, extending the deadline for large companies to December 30, 2025. Micro- and small enterprises, however, now have until June 30, 2026, to align with the regulation’s requirements. These extensions acknowledge the significant adjustments required across supply chains to guarantee regulatory compliance, particularly for forest-risk commodities like cocoa. Additionally, Parliament has put forth

implementation and proposes extra 12 months of phasing-in time, responding to calls by global partners Latest FAQ – 3 October 2024

The Trade & Development Chart shows the extent to which the EU’s deforestation regulation will apply to a country’s exports as a share of total exports or GDP. The regulation will apply to cocoa, coffee, lumber, palm oil, rubber, and cattle, and it takes effect on Dec. 30, 2024. EU importers will have to certify