Relevant products that do not comply with EUDR Article 3 conditions.
Non-compliant products are the market-exclusion outcome when EUDR evidence or conditions fail. They should trigger status, remediation, withdrawal, or market-access controls rather than being treated as a generic supplier-risk note.
EUDR Article 2 defines non-compliant products as relevant products that do not comply with Article 3. Article 3 contains the core conditions on deforestation-free status, legal production, and due diligence statement coverage.
Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 on deforestation-free products
relevant products that do not comply with Article 3;
Reference: Article 2, point 25
Reviewed public draft page. Aligns with EUDR forest/production-boundary policy: separates land-cover thresholds, forest-type classifications, production-location evidence, product compliance status, and actor-scope identity.
Implementation records should capture product identifier, non-compliance reason, market event, remediation status, supplier, due-diligence statement, affected batch/lot, authority or customer notification, restriction/withdrawal action, and resolution date.
Non-compliant products are the market-exclusion control for EUDR workflows. Product status should connect the failed claim, evidence gap, market event, actor responsibility, and remediation path so teams do not keep selling or shipping products with unresolved compliance failures.