EUDR implementation on the home straight, but not the same for everyone.
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) continues to be a topic of discussion: if the EU Commission has its way, large and medium-sized companies will have to implement their due diligence obligations by December 30, 2025 as planned. Smaller and micro-enterprises are to be granted a deferral until the end of 2026. The Commission's proposal also provides for further simplifications. But what does this mean in concrete terms and how would it affect the supply chain strategy?
In our webcast, our experts will show you which current developments you need to be aware of now and how you can prepare your company for the EUDR requirements in good time and in a practical manner.
✔️ Overview of the latest EUDR developments and simplification proposals
✔️ Impact on existing compliance and procurement processes
✔️ Practical preparation tips for small, medium and large companies
✔️ Insight into our digital solution to ensure deforestation-free supply chains
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Short welcome and thematic introduction
Updates and innovations to the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR): You will receive a comprehensive overview of possible changes to the EUDR. We will explain what you should bear in mind when implementing the regulation and what obligations need to be fulfilled.
Summary and Q&A session: You will have enough time to ask our speakers your questions about the EUDR. We will also briefly discuss our EUDR module, which you can use to check your raw materials and products for deforestation-free supply chains, among other things.
CEO, lawcode GmbH
Associate, Taylor Wessing
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04.11.2026 · 12:00 o'clock
LiveThe EUDR is coming—and this time, there's no question about it. Based on the revision regulation, the simplification review, and new guidelines from the European Commission, it is now clear that: As of December 30, 2026, relevant products such as wood, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, or soy may only be placed on the market or exported from the EU if they come from deforestation-free supply chains. Micro and small enterprises have until June 30, 2027, to comply. In addition, the Commission has revised Annex I: Some products are no longer covered by the regulation, while others have been added. But after all these changes, what does this actually mean for your company? And what tasks should you definitely tackle in the final weeks leading up to the deadline? In our webcast, we’ll provide you with a concise overview of the current legal landscape and show you how to prepare your company for the implementation date in a legally compliant and timely manner. Can't make it on the scheduled date? Register anyway—we'll send you the recording, including the presentation, after the webcast!
23.06.2026 · 15:00 o'clock
RecordingEUDR 2026: Are you ready for December 30? The European Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) has undergone significant changes over the past year and the next critical milestone is already here: Following the EU Commission’s recent simplification review in May 2026, the focus has shifted entirely to practical implementation. Starting December 30, 2026, relevant commodities such as timber, cocoa, coffee, and soy may only enter the EU market if they originate from deforestation-free supply chains. Micro and small enterprises have an extended transition period until the end of June 2027.What do these latest revisions mean for your business and which strategic decisions do you need to make before the end of the year? In our webcast, we provide a concise overview of all the latest EUDR developments: The key changes introduced by the revision regulation passed in December 2025 The updates resulting from the EU Commission's April review, including potential further simplifications, FAQ adjustments, and upcoming changes to Annex I The immediate priorities companies must set now to ensure compliance and audit-readiness by the application deadline How to best utilize the remaining time to efficiently prepare your data flows, supplier communication, and your registration in the EU Information System (TRACES) Who is this webcast for? Supply chain, compliance and sustainability managers in companies affected by the EUDR, regardless of industry and company size. 👉 Watch the recording now and kick off the critical implementation phase with a clear roadmap. Or find out directly how our EUDR solution can support you in practical implementation. The webcast will be held in English.
26.05.2026 · 12:00 o'clock
RecordingThe European Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) has undergone significant changes in the past year and another important milestone is imminent: with the EU Commission's simplification review scheduled for April 2026, the question of concrete implementation is once again coming into focus. From December 30, 2026, relevant products such as wood, cocoa, coffee or soy may only be imported into the EU if they originate from deforestation-free supply chains. An additional deadline of the end of June 2027 applies for micro and small enterprises. What does the latest revision mean for your company and what course do you need to set by the end of the year? In our webcast, we give you a compact overview of all the latest developments relating to the EUDR: What changes the revised ordinance adopted in December 2025 will bring What the EU Commission's April revision means for updates and what further simplifications, FAQ adjustments and changes to Annex I are in the pipeline The priorities that companies should set now in order to be legally compliant and audit-ready by the start of application How to use the remaining time to efficiently prepare data flows, supplier communication and registration in the EU information system (TRACES) Register now for the webcast recording and start the next phase prepared!Or find out directly how our EUDR solution can help you with implementation.
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