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EUDR check: your obligation regime and deadline, traceable to the CN code

Pick your product from the 76 CN codes in Annex I to Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 — consolidated as at 26 December 2025, including Regulation (EU) 2025/2650 — state your role in the chain and your size, and the check determines your regime (full or simplified) with the matching compliance deadline and the attention points relevant to your case.

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eudr v1.0.0 · vintage 2026.1 · draft free
Example outcome
Obligation regimeFull
Product — cocoa beans, Annex ICN 1801
Size class — large enterprise500 FTE
Compliance deadline — general2026-12-30
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Who it’s for

01Importers and buyers who need to know, per product line, whether the CN code is in Annex I and which regime fits their role.
02Sustainability and ESG officers who must document the organisation’s EUDR position for reporting and internal governance.
03Supply chain compliance teams who want to show customers and auditors a substantiated size class, regime and deadline per entity.

What the tool does

✓ Product selection from 76 Annex I CN codes across seven commodities: cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber, soya and wood✓ “ex” flagging on the 22 codes where only the part described in Annex I falls within scope✓ Size class — micro, small, medium or large — from FTE combined with turnover or balance sheet total✓ Regime determination: full due diligence obligation, simplified regime for the SME trader, or a referral where the role is still unclear✓ Compliance deadline: 30 December 2026, or the extended 30 June 2027 for micro and small enterprises established on or before 31 Dec 2024✓ Attention points for your outcome: wood-specific due diligence, required geolocation data, large trader treated as operator (Art. 5(2)) and country benchmarking
01 — Form
Case and key figures — a handful of fields.
02 — Draft
Full outcome layout, free.
03 — Pay and receive
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04 — Report
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What the EUDR check does and does not establish

The deforestation regulation does not impose the same obligations on everyone. Whether you carry the full due diligence obligation or follow the simplified trader regime depends on three things: which product you place on the market, which role you play in the chain and how large your undertaking is. A large trader is treated as an operator under Art. 5(2) — exactly the kind of nuance an in-house reading tends to lose.

This check answers those three questions and nothing more. It determines your regime, your size class and your deadline, and flags the attention points that come with that outcome. It does not assess country-of-origin risk, verify geolocation data or chain documentation, establish whether your product is deforestation-free, or submit a due diligence statement. The report states the tool version and the dataset vintage used, so every outcome remains traceable to the code list and thresholds it rests on.

Frequently asked questions about this tool

Which products does the code list cover?
The vintage contains 76 Annex I CN codes: wood 30, palm oil 12, rubber 12, cattle 11, cocoa 6, soya 4 and coffee 1. That is the list as consolidated on 26 December 2025. Some codes are subject to a draft Delegated Act not yet in force — instant coffee (2101), for instance, is not included, while 4101, 4104 and 4107 still are. If your code is not on the list, the tool returns no outcome.
Which deadline applies to my undertaking?
The general deadline is 30 December 2026. Micro and small undertakings established on or before 31 December 2024, whose role in the chain is established, receive the extended deadline of 30 June 2027 (Regulation (EU) 2025/2650). EUDR implementation dates have changed several times; always verify the current date on EUR-Lex.
Does the tool determine whether my product is deforestation-free?
No. The check determines only your obligation regime, size class and deadline, based on product, role and size. The due diligence itself — information collection, risk assessment and risk mitigation — remains your own responsibility, and the report does not replace legal advice.
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