EUDR HS/CN code lookup
Search Annex I by code or product keyword, with material restrictions and exclusions alongside each entry.
EUDR compliance hub
Understand EUDR, find the deadline that applies to you, prepare due diligence, use the EU Information System, and turn the requirements into a working compliance process.
EUDR covers cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya, wood, and products listed by CN code in Annex I.
30 December 2026
30 June 2027
31 December 2020
Start with scope, application dates, due diligence requirements, and the EU systems behind the regulation.
Search Annex I by code or product keyword, with material restrictions and exclusions alongside each entry.
Identify the role your business holds in the supply chain and what that role must submit, retain, or pass along.
Check whether 30 December 2026 or 30 June 2027 applies to you, including the SME criteria and EUTR exception.
Separate reduced downstream filing duties from exemption, and understand who can use a simplified declaration.
Understand the Due Diligence Statement, geolocation evidence, risk assessment, and deforestation-free cut-off.
Find the correct system, register an operator, request roles, and understand web-services access.
Organise the submission fields and understand the identifiers that connect a statement to your goods.
Check the published limits, distinguish file bytes from entry counts, and preserve traceability when preparing larger inputs.
Identify data and access failures, reconcile uncertain responses, and decide what needs fixing before retrying.
Work out when a plot needs a point or polygon and collect the right production locations.
Follow a fictional acceptance example through product selection, plot coordinates, draft review and submission.
Check coordinates, polygon boundaries and import properties in your browser without uploading your file.
Prepare the Annex II fields with a free worksheet and an annotated synthetic wood example.
Distinguish the reference, verification number and UUID, with checks for missing identifiers and customs handoffs.
Turn the legal requirements into controlled evidence, validation, submission, and exception-handling workflows.
Agree the mandate, client decisions and system access when your team submits declarations for other operators.
Use a free Excel record to agree scope, evidence owners, approvals and handover before the first live filing.
Define the inputs, responsibilities, testing and cost drivers for a bounded integration engagement.
Agree client access, hosting, retention and support boundaries before sharing production data.
Scope client isolation, review, submission authority and reconciliation for consultancies and aggregators.
How structured intake, deterministic validation, submission state, and evidence history help compliance teams scale controlled work.
See how evidence intake, geolocation checks, DDS validation, submission state, and audit trails fit together.
See the submission infrastructure we built for structured validation, retry-safe processing, and high-volume DDS handling.
Practical analysis of the operating risks, systems, and capacity limits behind EUDR compliance.
Where spreadsheets and portal work break as submission volume, exceptions, and audit pressure rise.
How the native SOAP interface, submission lifecycle, reconciliation, and amendment handling fit together.
Why deterministic validation, human review points, and durable audit trails matter in regulated work.
Why manual evidence and submission work consumes senior capacity instead of creating scalable delivery.
Bring your commodities, supplier structure, evidence sources, expected DDS volume, and current systems. We will map the first workable compliance scope.
Editorial owner: InvariTech. Last reviewed against primary sources on 14 August 2026. EUDR has been amended and delayed more than once — confirm the current position against the official sources below before acting. This is an operational reference, not legal advice.
Governing instruments: Regulation (EU) 2023/1115, as amended by Regulation (EU) 2025/2650. Commission Implementing Regulations (EU) 2024/3084 and (EU) 2026/1565.