{"id":1931,"date":"2025-12-14T17:02:08","date_gmt":"2025-12-14T20:02:08","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/holfik.com\/uniao-europeia-adia-diligencias-para-commodities\/"},"modified":"2025-12-14T17:02:08","modified_gmt":"2025-12-14T20:02:08","slug":"uniao-europeia-adia-diligencias-para-commodities","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/holfik.com\/en\/uniao-europeia-adia-diligencias-para-commodities\/","title":{"rendered":"European Union Postpones Due Diligence on Commodities"},"content":{"rendered":"

Due Diligence Commodities<\/strong> These are the central focus of this article, which addresses the recent changes made by the Council of the European Union regarding the Anti-Deforestation Act (EUDR).<\/p>\n

The new guidelines aim to harmonize imports of agricultural products and offer support to producers through the Agro Brasil + Sustent\u00e1vel platform.<\/p>\n

Furthermore, we will discuss the Embrapa Trace traceability protocol, the impact of postponing the requirements, and the importance of sustainable taxonomy in production chains.<\/p>\n

This article will provide a comprehensive overview of how these factors intertwine to promote sustainability in the agricultural sector.<\/p>\n

Postponement of the Anti-Deforestation Law's Enactment<\/h2>\n

The Council of the European Union decided to postpone until December 2026<\/strong> the application of the due diligence requirement regarding EUDR<\/u>, a measure that prohibits the entry of products originating from deforested areas after December 2020<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

This postponement provides more time for sectors such as agriculture to adjust and develop internal systems that comply with the new regulations imposed by the European bloc.<\/p>\n

The delay is a response to pressure from producing countries, which are seeking to simplify rules and reduce the burden on small producers.<\/p>\n

As highlighted in an article by Climate Info about the EU<\/a>This decision aims to facilitate the transition and compliance with the law.<\/p>\n

The seven commodities affected by EUDR<\/u> They are vital to various economies.<\/p>\n

These products include: <\/p>\n

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  1. soy<\/li>\n
  2. beef<\/li>\n
  3. cocoa<\/li>\n
  4. coffee<\/li>\n
  5. rubber<\/li>\n
  6. palm oil<\/li>\n
  7. cattle<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    .<\/p>\n

    These items are an essential part of the exports of several countries that fear the economic impacts resulting from European restrictions.<\/p>\n

    The postponement until December 2026<\/strong> This contributes to the efficient development and implementation of traceability solutions, such as the Embrapa Trace protocol, preventing data fragmentation and reducing operational costs.<\/p>\n

    The Agro Brasil + Sustent\u00e1vel platform, launched during the Agro em C\u00f3digo 2025 event, aims to offer free support to producers through the integration of government systems.<\/p>\n

    This resource is essential to prepare Brazilian rural entrepreneurs to comply with the standards established by EUDR<\/u>.<\/p>\n

    Furthermore, the presentation of successful traceability case studies during the event reaffirms the importance of technologies that simplify processes, making them more efficient and accessible.<\/p>\n

    Agro Brasil Platform + Sustainable in Agriculture in Code 2025<\/h2>\n

    O Agriculture in Code 2025<\/strong> It marked a significant advance in the agricultural sector by introducing the Agro Brazil + Sustainable Platform<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

    This free tool aims to revolutionize the socio-environmental management of rural producers, facilitating adherence to the strict standards established by the European Union.<\/p>\n

    The platform stands out for its ability to integrate a variety of data from government systems, providing a comprehensive and unified view.<\/p>\n