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Definitive guide·20 January 2026· 9 min

Definitive EUDR guide for soy importers (2026)

EUDR compliance for soy and derivatives. Plot geolocation, satellite screening and DDS dossier for TRACES.

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Definitive EUDR guide for soy importers

The EUDR (Reg. EU 2023/1115) applies to soy (HS 1201.00) and its derivatives. If you import soy or products containing it into the EU, you must prove the plot of origin is deforestation-free after 31 December 2020.


1. What EUDR covers for soy

EUDR covers soybeans, meal, oil and derived products. The main risk zone is Brazil (Cerrado and Amazon), where soy expansion is linked to deforestation.

2. Plot geolocation

Each soy plot must be geolocated with a 6-decimal GeoJSON polygon.

3. Satellite screening

Satellite screening verifies whether the plot had forest cover at the cut-off date (31 Dec 2020).

4. Risk assessment

Key factors: country of origin (Brazil is high-risk), product type (beans vs meal vs oil) and lot mixing in silos.

5. DDS dossier and TRACES

The dossier includes operator, product, geolocation, statements and risk assessment.

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EUDR-Comply builds a due diligence dossier, runs an automated deforestation screening (decision support, not automatic legal conformity) and produces a TRACES-ready pack. Official submission to the EU Information System is the operator's responsibility. Deforestation cut-off reference: 31 Dec 2020. Retain evidence for 5 years.

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