ESG & sustainability
Deforestation-free,proven to the plot.
The EU Deforestation Regulation requires covered commodities placed on the EU market to be deforestation-free and traceable to the plot where they were produced. We build the geolocation and due-diligence systems that prove it, ahead of the deadline.
01The work
Four pieces, and the data has to be real.
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Plot-level geolocation
Coordinates captured for every production unit in scope.
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Due-diligence statements
Prepared and filed, with the risk assessment behind them.
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Risk assessment
Against the EU benchmarking system for country risk.
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Supply-chain traceability
With supplier engagement, so the data keeps arriving after the first cycle.
02Proven to the plot
Traceability is not a supplier declaration. It is a coordinate.
Plot-level geolocation means precise coordinates for the land where a commodity was produced, checked against deforestation data — not an assurance letter from the tier above you.
Illustrative. Each plot carries coordinates checked against deforestation data and the EU benchmarking system; flagged plots go to review before the commodity moves.
03Why it matters
Current deadlines give large operators until the end of 2026 and small operators into 2027.
That is enough time to build the data properly. It is not enough time to delay.
05Questions
Answered plainly.
Commodities such as cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber, soy and wood, and many derived products.
Precise coordinates for the land where a commodity was produced, checked against deforestation data.
Current deadlines give large operators until the end of 2026 and small operators into 2027.
Next
Request a briefing.
Every engagement begins with a senior advisor and a confidential conversation to test fit and scope. A response within one business day.