On May 4, 2026, the Commission dropped the long-awaited EUDR simplification package. The Commission held firm on the December 30, 2026 application date and pushed back on pressure to introduce zero-risk categories.

This week, TRACT participated in two events focused on how better data and collaboration can improve resilience across global supply chains.

The Parliament, Council and Commission have struck a political deal on the EU Regulation on Deforestation-free Products, reshaping who does what in the supply chain and easing the load for many downstream players. So, what does this mean for you?

Looking to catch up on the most-read articles from TRACT? These standout posts offer clarity and insight for leaders across the supply chain. 

As companies race to meet EUDR requirements, one thing is becoming clear: even the most well-intentioned compliance strategies can fall short without the right tools and processes.

We’re living our “Commit to Learn” value by attending React Summit this June! Three of our engineers will be there. Come say hi!

We’ve summarized the key points in a one-pager to help you quickly understand what this means for your supply chain. Download now!

In a market with more advertised approaches than ever, TRACT stands out by understanding the complexities of agricultural supply chains, upstream to downstream, and everything in between. 

Last December, the EU granted companies a 12-month extension to comply with the Regulation on Deforestation-free Products (EUDR). While you might feel like hitting the pause button, it’s actually a powerful head start to ensure you have enough time to easily comply this year.  

With the EUDR deadline fast approaching, it’s critical to know where you stand. If you're unsure about your level of compliance, you're not alone. 

As global trade dynamics shift with tariffs, policy changes, and growing calls for transparency, food and ag supply chain actors are combatting unparalleled uncertainty. In this climate, traceability is a cornerstone of resiliency. 

The European Commission has released a Draft Delegated Act alongside updated Guidance and Frequently Asked Questions to provide more clarity on the implementation of the Regulation on Deforestation-free Products (EUDR).

At TRACT, we’re on a mission to eliminate the headaches of Scope 3 tracking and empower you to focus on what matters: reducing emissions. Download the one-pager today!

Tracking Scope 3 carbon emissions is one of the toughest challenges for business aiming to meet their sustainability goals. The data you need often isn’t available – or when it is, it’s fragmented, in inconsistent formats, or stuck in systems that don’t talk to each other.  

Deforestation-free commodities and products must also come with a Due Diligence Statement and proof that they were produced in line with the relevant legislation in the country of production.

The EUDR requires companies to provide evidence that relevant commodities are produced in accordance with specific categories of law in the country of production.

The EU regulation on Deforestation-free products requires companies to perform due diligence to ensure that products covered by the regulation come from land that was not deforested after 31 December 2020 and were legally produced.

Navigating the complexities of the EU Regulation on Deforestation-free Products (EUDR) can be tough and with the December 30, 2024 deadline fast approaching, preparation is key. That’s why we’re excited to offer our comprehensive guide, "Complying with EUDR: Simplifying Sustainability with TRACT."

In partnership with Wageningen University & Research, TRACT now provides Risk Scores to help companies can kick-start their due diligence process.

TRACT’s Carbon Lead, Marcela Porto Costa, shares her thoughts on global food and ag systems being discussed at the summit like never before