Solution

EU market access, verifiably deforestation-free

EUDR requires that commodities like coffee, cocoa, soy, palm oil, timber, rubber and cattle be deforestation-free after December 2020. Darwin automates due diligence with satellite geolocation and origin evidence.

What the regulation requires

Three key obligations

7 commodities under EUDR scope

Coffee, cocoa, soy, palm oil, timber, rubber and cattle, plus their derivatives (chocolate, leather, paper, etc.).

For SMEs: enforcement started on June 30, 2026. For large operators: December 2025.

Geolocated origin

Every exported lot must have precise geographic coordinates of the production site, verifiable with satellite data.

Due Diligence Statement (DDS)

Legal declaration that the product does not come from land deforested after 12/31/2020, with supporting evidence.

Product legality

Compliance with environmental, labor and land-use laws of the country of origin, documented and auditable.

How Darwin helps

Automated end-to-end due diligence

We cover every EUDR requirement with geospatial capture, satellite validation and a digital dossier for European buyers.

Geolocated capture at origin

Captia records GPS coordinates of each farm, plot or lot, with the precision required by EUDR (polygons for >4 hectares).

Satellite validation

Automatic crosscheck with satellite imagery (Sentinel, Landsat) to verify non-deforestation after December 2020.

Automatic Due Diligence Statement

DDS generation ready to upload to the European Commission's TRACES system, with supporting evidence included.

Legality documentation

Centralized management of titles, permits and certifications required by the producer country authority.

Digital dossier for importers

Fidenta acts as a digital passport accessible to importers, auditors and European authorities.

Multi-standard native

A single capture serves EUDR + FSMA 204 + private certifications (Rainforest Alliance, Fair Trade, etc.).

Implementation

How to start before next harvest season

Week 1-2: Discovery

Mapping of farms/plots, supplier identification, analysis of the current chain of custody.

Week 3-6: Pilot

Geospatial capture in a subset of producers, satellite integration, first DDS generated.

Week 7-12: Scale-up

Onboarding the whole producer network, training, sync with ERPs and export platforms.

Next season: Compliant exports

Every lot ships with automated DDS, satellite evidence and digital dossier, zero friction with European importers.

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