The EUDR Annex I product layer: specified goods that contain, were fed with, or were made using relevant commodities.
Relevant products connect commodity scope to actual products that may be placed on, made available on, or exported from the EU market. The classification needs product-level evidence, not just a broad commodity-risk note. This moves teams from raw-commodity screening to SKU-level compliance.
This page uses the EUDR Article 2 definition. Read it with relevant commodities and Annex I because EUDR follows named commodities into specified product forms rather than every derivative product automatically.
Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 on deforestation-free products
products listed in Annex I that contain, have been fed with or have been made using relevant commodities;
Reference: Article 2, point 2
Reviewed public draft page. Aligns with EUDR high-priority policy: source-bound scope/role boundaries, concrete origin and market-activity records, and traceability-focused commentary.
EUDR applies to the listed commodities and derived products placed on or exported from the EU market from 30 December 2024 (large operators) and 30 June 2025 (SMEs), subject to the benchmarking system that classifies countries as low, standard, or high risk. The applicable obligation level depends on country risk classification as well as operator size.
Implementation records should capture product/SKU record, Annex I code, commodity input, market activity, operator/trader role, bill-of-materials or supplier input link, origin evidence, and due-diligence statement status.
Relevant products are the product-scope routing layer for EUDR. Product records need to be linked to commodity inputs, Annex I scope, market activity, and origin evidence so in-scope goods can be screened or blocked before market movement.