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EUDR Simplified
Ensuring deforestation-free status can be a complex and costly endeavor. MINDSPRINT simplifies this process by providing comprehensive solutions for mapping producer locations, assessing suppliers, and validating deforestation risk. Our streamlined approach ensures compliance with EU regulations, minimizing the risk of financial penalties and market exclusion.
EUDR Simplified
Ensuring deforestation-free status can be a complex and costly endeavor. MINDSPRINT simplifies this process by providing comprehensive solutions for mapping producer locations, assessing suppliers, and validating deforestation risk. Our streamlined approach ensures compliance with EU regulations, minimizing the risk of financial penalties and market exclusion.
Key Components of EUDR
Information Collection & Deforestation Analysis :
Businesses need to gather product information, including geolocation data, and analyze deforestation using remote sensing data. This includes assessing land use legality and identifying deforestation risk areas.
Risk Assessment & Risk Mitigation:
Businesses must assess environmental and human rights criteria of the EUDR, identify high-risk hotspots, and implement effective risk mitigation strategies to prevent contributing to deforestation.
Digital Traceability Platform:
Businesses must use digital traceability platforms to track their products throughout the supply chain. This enables them to forward relevant information and ensure due diligence.
Key Components of EUDR
Information Collection & Deforestation Analysis :
Businesses need to gather product information, including geolocation data, and analyze deforestation using remote sensing data. This includes assessing land use legality and identifying deforestation risk areas.
Risk Assessment & Risk Mitigation:
Businesses must assess environmental and human rights criteria of the EUDR, identify high-risk hotspots, and implement effective risk mitigation strategies to prevent contributing to deforestation.
Digital Traceability Platform:
Businesses must use digital traceability platforms to track their products throughout the supply chain. This enables them to forward relevant information and ensure due diligence.
EUDR Countdown
Deforestation-free cut-off date: December 31, 2020
Entry into force: January 01, 2025
Implementation: Ongoing
Application for EU businesses: December 30, 2024
Go the Fastest Way to EUDR Compliance: 5 Steps to Success
Identify, Mitigate, and Prove Compliance Effortlessly.
MINDSPRINT's advanced EUDR solution simplifies deforestation risk management in your supply chain. Our AI-powered platform enables you to:
Why MINDSPRINT ?
Our end-to-end EUDR compliance solution should offer comprehensive traceability, risk monitoring, real-time alerts, supplier engagement tools, and compliance reporting. Additionally, integration with external data sources, automation, and scalability are critical to making the solution adaptable to the complexities of global supply chains
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Proven Expertise with Olam
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Rapid Solution Deployment
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Data Integration & Interoperability
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AI-Enabled End-to-End Traceability
01 Proven Expertise with Olam : Over $ 200 million in savings
Mindsprint’s EUDR compliance solution has already helped Olam, a $40 billion agri-business, achieve seamless traceability and risk management, saving approximately $200 million in potential non-compliance fines. Trust in our experience to protect your business from costly penalties.
02 Achieve Compliance in Just 7 Days!
Get ready for EUDR compliance in just 7 days. Our solution is designed for fast implementation, ensuring your business is compliant and ready to meet regulatory demands in record time.
03 Effortless Data Integration & Interoperability
Our platform integrates effortlessly with your existing systems, including ERP, CRM, sustainability platforms, and deforestation databases. This ensures a seamless exchange of critical data across your business and compliance platforms for a unified approach to EUDR compliance.
04 AI-Enabled End-to-End Traceability for Global Supply Chains
Our AI-powered solution provides comprehensive traceability across multi-tier supply chains, with real-time risk monitoring, supplier engagement tools, and automated compliance reporting. Scalable and adaptable, it supports your business in navigating the complexities of global supply chains with ease.
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Frequently Asked Questions: EUDR Compliance
Understanding the EU Deforestation Regulation:
This section addresses some of the most common questions about the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR):
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Who is affected by EUDR?
The EUDR applies to companies placing relevant commodities or products on the EU market, making them available, or exporting them. This includes:
- Operators: These are companies responsible for the first placing of a product on the EU market (e.g., importers, producers).
- Traders: These companies are involved in the supply chain after the first placing on the EU market (e.g., wholesalers, distributors).
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What are the penalties for EUDR non-compliance?
Penalties for non-compliance can be severe and include:
- Fines proportionate to the environmental damage and product value.
- Confiscation of non-compliant products.
Exclusion from public procurement and funding opportunities.
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What commodities are covered by the EUDR?
The EUDR currently focuses on six key commodities:
- Cattle
- Coffee
- Cocoa
- Palm Oil
- Soy
- Wood
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What products derived from EUDR-listed commodities are out of scope?
Processed products with a negligible risk of deforestation may fall outside the scope. The specific criteria are still being defined by the EU Commission.
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What is the difference between a trader and an operator under EUDR?
- Operators: They place the product on the EU market for the first time.
- Traders: They handle the product within the EU market after the first placing.
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What is the due diligence statement of the EUDR?
A due diligence statement is a document demonstrating a company's efforts to ensure its products are deforestation-free. It outlines the steps taken to collect information, assess risk, and mitigate deforestation risks in the supply chain.
