Pula’s Solution for EUDR Compliance
Between 1990 and 2020, the world lost 420 million hectares (10%) of its remaining forests. These forests have been converted to agricultural land for the production of a variety of high-demand commodities and products.
The European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is part of the EU legal framework designed to halt and reverse EU-driven global deforestation through mandatory due diligence.
The commodities covered by anti-deforestation rules include: palm oil, beef, soy, coffee, cocoa, and wood. Trading these commodities will be prohibited unless:
- They are deforestation free
- They have been produced in accordance with the local laws
- Scope of the regulation may expand to other wooded areas/ grasslands
- They are covered by a due diligence statement
Pula, in partnership with partners and key agencies, can provide end-to-end EUDR Due Diligence support to ensure compliance.
Pula’s Solution for EUDR Compliance
Between 1990 and 2020, the world lost 420 million hectares (10%) of its remaining forests. These forests have been converted to agricultural land for the production of a variety of high-demand commodities and products.
The European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is part of the EU legal framework designed to halt and reverse EU-driven global deforestation through mandatory due diligence.
The commodities covered by anti-deforestation rules include: palm oil, beef, soy, coffee, cocoa, and wood. Trading these commodities will be prohibited unless:
- They are deforestation free
- They have been produced in accordance with the local laws
- Scope of the regulation may expand to other wooded areas/ grasslands
- They are covered by a due diligence statement
Pula, in partnership with partners and key agencies, can provide end-to-end EUDR Due Diligence support to ensure compliance.