Who’s implementing EUDR?

As the EU’s deforestation regulation (EUDR) approaches enforcement after multiple delays, Mongabay’s Solutions Desk is examining how industries are working to comply, and where the shortfalls are. From soy traders in Brazil to cocoa companies in Ghana and palm oil farmers in Southeast Asia, this Special Issue examines how businesses are adapting to new traceability rules, which tools they are using, and where gaps remain. The series identifies persistent challenges in data accuracy, supply chain complexity, and equity for smallholder farmers, offering a grounded look at how companies are preparing to put the regulation into practice.

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