For many companies, tracking and linking due diligence statements (DDSs) throughout the supply chain is a tedious and mandatory new task under the EU’s Regulation on Deforestation-Free Products (EUDR).  

European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) compliance requires agricultural products entering or exiting the EU market to meet strict due diligence standards. Stakeholders in the supply chain must gather geolocation data for their supply chains and provide evidence that their operations are deforestation-free. This is where TRACT comes in. 

The EU Regulation on Deforestation-free Products (EUDR) requires companies to prove their supply chains are free from illegal practices, including issues like land use, environmental protection, and labor rights.

TRACT has launched its new Supplier Data Upload feature, designed to streamline the process of collecting supply chain data from upstream suppliers. This new capability directly addresses the challenges many organizations face when gathering, preparing, and uploading supplier data. 

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."

We are thrilled to announce that TRACT has been selected as the winner of the 2024 AgTech Breakthrough Award for Analytics Solution of the Year!

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

Getting ready for deforestation-free regulations. TRACT CEO, Allison Kopf takes a look at new laws in the EU and UK.

Learn about TRACT’s Chief Information Security Officer, his motivation for joining TRACT and why he’s aiming to make his job “highly boring”.

In this one-on-one chat with Felix Holdorf, he talks about the importance of TRACT Foundation and how the functionality ultimately eases the work for sustainability managers.

EUDR provisions will start being applied from 30 December 2024. TRACT offers a comprehensive solution to compliance through information consolidation, risk assessment and risk mitigation features.

We sat down with TRACT’s CEO to learn about her passion for sustainable agriculture and find out why she joined TRACT.

In this one-to-one chat with Sarah Rawson, she explains how TRACT can help companies measure and manage their socio-economic impact across activities.

TRACT launches traceability & data sharing capabilities across four commodity groups in an industry attended webinar with TRACT CEO Allison Kopf

Find out more about TRACT’s company culture and new talent opportunities direct from People Experience Manager, Xander Koster.

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

Incoming CEO Kopf signals a new era for TRACT, as the sustainability measurement platform prepares for customer launch.

As global leaders, companies and NGOs head to COP28 this week, Tom shares what changes we might see that will affect the work of sustainability managers around the world.

TRACT’s Sustainability Framework uses traceability as a foundational measure for driving positive impact.