A breakdown of the EU Commission’s April 2026 EUDR Review Package, including updated guidance on product scope, operator roles, TRACES, due diligence, and what businesses need to do now to prepare for compliance.
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A clear breakdown of the EU’s updated “print exemption” under EUDR, explaining which printed materials are genuinely exempt under HS Code 49 and which high-volume items remain in scope under HS Code 48. Paper and Packaging Expert Trevor Willis clarifies what the 2025 changes mean for operators, downstream traders, and seasonal supply chains ahead of the 2026 enforcement deadline.
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The journey to EUDR compliance is rarely straightforward. Each organisation begins from a different place - with different systems, data maturity, and levels of readiness. This blog from our Head of Customer Success outlines what can block or accelerate progress.
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Discover what the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) means for non-EU organisations. This Q&A from Interu’s EUDR Webinar Series explains traceability, Due Diligence Statements (DDS), geolocation requirements, and how to stay compliant ahead of the 31 December 2025 deadline.
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Discover how to move from EUDR intent to implementation. Learn what data to share, how to share it, and how Interu simplifies compliance across supply chains.
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Discover how the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) affects UK and Northern Irish businesses, including key compliance rules under the Windsor Framework.
The European Commission’s proposal to update the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) reduces administrative steps for downstream operators but keeps full due diligence and traceability obligations intact. Learn how the changes shift focus from TRACES submissions to robust supply chain transparency and data confidence.