Nadar's satellite-powered MRV enables operators and traders to track deforestation in their global supply chain to comply with the EU deforestation regulation.
Seven commodities are affected by the regulation: cattle, cacao, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soy, and timber as well as derived products such as chocolate, leather or furniture.
Operators and traders need to prove that the commodites have been produced on land that has not been subject to deforestation or forest degradation after 31 December 2020.
Companies will need to trace the products they are selling back to the plot of land where they were sourced and collect the geographic coordinates of the plots.
The regulation entered into force for large companies on 29 June 2023 and will enter into obligation on 30 December 2024. For SMEs, the regulation will enter into obligation on 30 June 2025.
Penalties for non-compliance could include fines of more than 4% of company turnover within the EU, temporary exclusion from public procurement/access to public funding, and confiscation of goods.
Nadar's satellite-powered supply chain monitoring offers you a fully automated overview of your global supply chain and helps you identify deforestation risks early on to comply with the new EUDR regulation.
We fuse multiple types of satellite data to derive information on vegetation cover, land cover changes and deforestation events.
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Caroline Busse, CEO
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