Does the EUDR apply to you?

Four questions, answered here in your browser: whether the Regulation applies to you, from when, and what it asks of you. Nothing you enter is sent anywhere.

What do you trade? Including products made from it, if Annex I lists their customs code: chocolate, roasted coffee, tyres, palm oil, soy meal, beef, furniture or paper, for example. Not sure your product is covered? Look up its customs code

Where are you in the chain? We import it into the EU, produce it there, or export it We buy it from a company in the EU, to process or to sell on

Your company's size on 31 December 2024 Micro or small: within two of 50 employees, EUR 10 million net turnover and EUR 5 million balance sheet Medium or large Not sure: work it out Set up after 31 December 2024

Where is it produced? The country of production, not of processing. Leave it empty if you source from several.

What it means for you

Answer the questions to see what the Regulation asks of you.

The size test is the Accounting Directive's (Directive 2013/34/EU), applied to each company on its own. Some member states set the small limits higher, at EUR 15 million turnover and EUR 7.5 million balance sheet.
Micro and small operators that produce the commodity themselves in a low-risk country may file a one-time simplified declaration instead of statements.
A guide to orient you, not legal advice.

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