EUDR Multi-Country Supply Chain Traceability Guide
Core Requirements
Information Accuracy
Operators and non-SME traders must maintain accurate traceability information regardless of:
- Supply chain length
- Supply chain complexity
- Number of source countries
- Number of contributing plots
Documentation Requirements
Due Diligence Statements
Must include:
- All relevant countries of production
- Geolocation information for all plots
- Complete source documentation
- Accurate plot identification
Implementation Framework
Supply Chain Management
Information Accumulation
- Traceability information can be added along supply chains
- All sources must be documented
- Complete plot documentation required
- Full country coverage needed
Bulk Shipment Requirements
- Documentation of all source plots
- Multi-country source tracking
- Complete geolocation information
- Comprehensive plot listing
Documentation Standards
Information Requirements
All traceability information must be:
- Accurate
- Complete
- Verifiable
- Available to authorities
Compliance Verification
- Authority reporting requirements
- Documentation standards
- Information accuracy
- Completeness verification
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does supply chain complexity affect traceability requirements?
A: No, requirements remain the same regardless of supply chain length or complexity.
Q: What information is needed for multi-country shipments?
A: All countries of production and geolocation information for every contributing plot must be included.
Q: Can traceability information be accumulated?
A: Yes, traceability information can be added up along supply chains.
Q: How detailed must plot information be?
A: Every single plot from all contributing countries must be documented with geolocation information.