Important EUDR definitions covering deforestation, due-diligence concepts, operators, traceability, and market-placement language for in-scope commodities and products.
Important EUDR definitions covering deforestation, due-diligence concepts, operators, traceability, and market-placement language for in-scope commodities and products.
EUDR is a traceability-heavy regulation. For Minespider, it is directly relevant because compliant due diligence depends on origin data, chain-of-custody evidence, and clear definitions of market actors and production contexts.
A short curated set of terms to help readers orient themselves before moving into the full regulation-specific glossary.
The EUDR pass/fail condition that commodities or products must meet: no post-2020 deforestation, plus forest-degradation checks for wood products.
The EUDR land-use conversion concept: forest converted to agricultural use, whether human-induced or not.
A source-specific role term: under EUDR, the market/export actor; under CBAM, the installation-control actor.
The EUDR Annex I product layer: specified goods that contain, were fed with, or were made using relevant commodities.
The EUDR closed list of commodity categories that start the scope screen: cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya, and wood.
An EUDR land-use category for tree-based agricultural production systems, including commodity plantations, that is expressly excluded from forest.
Use of land for agriculture under EUDR, including agricultural plantations, set-aside agricultural areas, and livestock rearing.
An EUDR term pointing to the Union Customs Code country-or-territory concept used for origin, distinct from EUDR country of production.
The EUDR forest-quality conversion concept relevant especially to wood products, separate from deforestation.
EUDR activity carried out for processing, distribution to consumers, or use in the business of an operator or trader.
Forest predominantly composed of trees established through natural regeneration, including mixed or uncertain cases where natural regeneration is expected to dominate.
Relevant products that do not comply with EUDR Article 3 conditions.
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Read on MinespiderRegulation (EU) 2023/1115 on the making available on the Union market and the export from the Union of certain commodities and products associated with deforestation and forest degradation
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