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EUDR Regulation
We work alongside your company to help it comply with EUDR requirements, supporting supply chain traceability and due diligence management.
- Get EUDR compliance assistance to bring your business into compliance
- Get support for EUDR due diligence
- Complete the EUDR Due Diligence Declaration
- We will get back to you within 24 hours
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EUDR Compliance Services
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) requires companies that import, export, or trade products at risk of deforestation in the EU to conduct due diligence and, where applicable, to submit a Due Diligence Statement (DDS) to the European IT system.
Following the simplifications approved at the end of 2025, the requirements vary depending on the operator’s role (upstream operator, downstream operator, micro or small primary operator).
Our EUDR consulting services are designed to offer the following services, based on the clients’ needs:
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EUDR Regulatory Assistance and Compliance with the Regulation
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EUDR Due Diligence Support (data collection, geolocation, risk assessment, and mitigation)
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EUDR Supply Chain Audits and Management of Non-EU Suppliers
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Preparation and Submission of the Due Diligence Statement (DDS)
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EUDR Training sessions for companies
Why seeking specialized EUDR compliance services?
Receiving consulting support for the EUDR regulation enables companies subject to the regulation to navigate the compliance process effectively and smoothly
The main advantages are:
Full EUDR Compliance Support
Our support is tailored to every type of business: we can assist you through all stages of the EUDR due diligence process, help you complete the due diligence statement, or organize EUDR training sessions for your staff.
Access to Specialized Expertise
Our consultants are experts in compliance with key sustainability regulations—including CBAM, CSRD, and CSDDD —and will guide you through a secure EUDR compliance process that is up to date with the latest requirements.
An Effective Compliance Pathway
Our structured approach minimizes the risk of non-compliance, helping you avoid penalties and ensuring a smooth transition to full EUDR compliance.
Who is subject to the EUDR regulation?
The EUDR Regulation applies to anyone who imports into the EU, exports from the EU, or makes available on the EU market certain raw materials or derived products considered to pose a risk of deforestation.
The product categories covered are: wood, soy, cattle (meat and meat products), palm oil, cocoa, coffee, and rubber, in addition to the derived products listedin Annex I of the regulation.
The deadlines for implementation are as follows:
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December 30, 2026: for large and medium-sized operators
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June 30, 2027: for micro and small operators (in sectors other than the timber supply chain, to which the EUTR regulation already applied)
As of those dates, affected operators must have implemented an EUDR due diligence system, which includes collecting the required information, assessing the risk of deforestation and illegality, and, where applicable, submitting the Due Diligence Statement (DDS) to the European IT system.
As a result of these simplifications, only the first party to place EUDR goods on the EU market is required to undergo the full due diligence process.
How does our EUDR consulting work?
1. Conduct Due Diligence (Risk Assessment)
First, a comprehensive assessment is conducted of the risk of deforestation or forest degradation associated with the products intended for import into the EU, export, or sale. This assessment analyzes the precise geolocation of the plots from which the products originate, as well as their traceability and legal compliance.
2. Complete the Due Diligence Statement (DDS)
If the previous assessment indicates that the risk is nonexistent or negligible, proceed with drafting the EUDR due diligence statement. This statement must include all the information required by the EUDR regulation, such as the origin of the products, suppliers, geographic coordinates, etc.
3. Submission of the DDS to the competent authorities
Operators and traders must submit the due diligence statement (DDS) to the competent authorities through the EU electronic system; they must also retain the DDS and all supporting documentation for at least 5 years.
4. Monitoring and Any Updates
If the terms of supply for the products change, it is necessary to repeat the due diligence process and update the declaration. In the case of new supplies, the risk assessment described in point 1 must be performed again.
What are the penalties and consequences of non-compliance with the EUDR?
Failure to comply with the EUDR regulation carries the risk of fines of up to 4% of annual revenue in the EU, seizure or recall of products from the market, and damage to the company’s reputation.
Where do we work?
We offer EUDR consulting services throughout Italy and internationally, thanks in part to our joining the TÜV AUSTRIA Group.
Do you have a question?
Request a free initial online consultation on the EUDR regulation
Do you have a question?
Request a free initial online consultation on the EUDR regulation
Whether you have a question about our services, a general inquiry, a partnership proposal, or simply want a free initial consultation with one of our EUDR compliance consultants.
One of our consultants will respond within 24 hours!
“Ollum is the ideal partner for companies looking to improve their sustainability. We found that they possess strong environmental and industrial expertise, which has guided us on a positive path toward reducing our environmental impact.”
Chiara Bernini, CFO of Zucchetti Centro Sistemi
“Ollum is the ideal partner for companies looking to improve their sustainability. We found that they possess strong environmental and industrial expertise, which has guided us on a positive path toward reducing our environmental impact.”
Chiara Bernini, CFO of Zucchetti Centro Sistemi
