Land-origin evidence
EUDR readiness starts with the production plot.
Why origin data, forest-risk screening and legality evidence need to work together.
Locate the actual production area
The relevant starting point is where a commodity was produced. An export office, warehouse or port location does not describe the land behind a shipment.
Organise evidence, then address gaps
A useful readiness workflow connects geolocation information with forest-risk screening and the available legality documents. A screening tool can help identify questions for review; it is not an EUDR certificate.
Check the applicable date and role
The European Commission lists 30 December 2026 for large and medium operators, and 30 June 2027 for micro and small operators. Micro and small operators already covered by the EU Timber Regulation have the earlier 30 December 2026 date. Check the applicable product and operator requirements against the current official guidance.
Be clear about the output
180climate describes its service as evidence preparation and readiness support. The responsible operator retains its due-diligence obligations.