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The EU Deforestation Regulation demands due diligence statements showing that relevant commodities and products are deforestation-free and legal under producer country laws, supported by geolocation data and risk assessment. Reporting is inseparable from traceability: you must show how plots, suppliers, and shipment-level evidence connect. Earthian adds inference-driven land-use, climate, and supply-chain risk context so statements are proportionate and auditable.
Operators and traders must collect supplier evidence, perform risk assessment, and mitigate residual risk before placing products on the EU market. Earthian helps benchmark geographic and supplier risk using forward environmental intelligenceâwhere drought, fire, land-use pressure, or governance weak spots elevate exposureâdocumented alongside primary traceability data.
EUDR hinges on plot coordinates and chain of custody. Earthian complements GIS and traceability platforms by explaining environmental and policy context for high-risk originsâuseful in board summaries and assurance workpapers when satellite and field audits are incomplete.
When issues are found, reporting must reflect corrective action. Earthian Hub can track monitoring cadence, scenario updates, and re-assessment outcomes so remediation stories in sustainability reports match operational reality.
EUDR sits next to CSRD biodiversity and ecosystem topics for many firms. Using one coordinated scenario library across EUDR due diligence and CSRD nature sections reduces contradictions and duplicate vendor spend.
Link traceability systems with environmental inference: