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Who’s implementing EUDR?

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Briefings

Mongabay's Solutions Desk is examining how industries are complying with the EU's deforestation regulation (EUDR) following multiple delays. The Special Issue covers soy traders in Brazil, cocoa companies in Ghana, and palm oil farmers in Southeast Asia, analyzing adaptation tools and identifying gaps in data accuracy, supply chain complexity, and equity for smallholder farmers.

Key points

• The EU's deforestation regulation (EUDR) is approaching enforcement after multiple delays, prompting an examination of industry compliance efforts.
• The Special Issue identifies persistent challenges in data accuracy, supply chain complexity, and equity for smallholder farmers across key commodities.

Context

This analysis examines how businesses are adapting to new traceability rules, which tools they are using, and where gaps remain. It provides a grounded look at how companies are preparing to put the regulation into practice.

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