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The EU updated its anti-deforestation law, extending deadlines for small firms and simplifying compliance for importers of key agricultural goods.
The European Union has finalized changes to its anti-deforestation law (EUDR), keeping the enforcement date of December 30, 2025, for large and medium-sized companies, while granting small and micro businesses until December 30, 2026 to comply.
The revised rules limit due diligence requirements to the first importer of goods like coffee, cocoa, palm oil, and beef, easing burdens on downstream operators.
Small producers in low-risk areas will only need a one-time declaration.
The adjustments aim to streamline compliance without delaying the law’s core goals, following concerns over technical and administrative challenges.
The proposal now awaits final approval from the European Parliament and Council.
La UE ha actualizado su ley contra la deforestación, extendiendo los plazos para las pequeñas empresas y simplificando el cumplimiento para los importadores de productos agrícolas clave.