End-to-end EUDR, CSRD, and EU Taxonomy alignment for German import and trading companies sourcing deforestation-risk commodities.
The European Union's regulatory landscape for deforestation-free supply chains has shifted from voluntary to mandatory with the EUDR (2023/1115). Companies face overlapping obligations across EUDR due diligence, CSRD sustainability reporting, and EU Taxonomy alignment.
Our client sourced 7 commodity categories from 12 countries across Latin America, Africa, and Southeast Asia. The EUDR's traceability and geolocation requirements represented a complete overhaul of their procurement information systems.
We aligned the compliance program with four interlocking frameworks: EUDR (Regulation 2023/1115)[1], the CSRD (Directive 2022/2464)[3], the EU Taxonomy (Regulation 2020/852)[4], and ISO 17021-1 certification standards.
Geolocation, traceability, and due diligence for 7 commodity categories.
Sustainability reporting across E1 (climate), E4 (biodiversity), and S4 (consumers) standards.
Do No Significant Harm criteria for forestry and agriculture economic activities.
Our methodology transforms regulatory complexity into operational workflows and auditable documentation.
Mapped client obligations across EUDR Articles 8–12, CSRD ESRS E1/E4, and Taxonomy DNSH criteria, identifying 14 compliance gaps.
Traced 234 suppliers across 7 commodity categories to plot-level geolocation using FAO FRA 2020 and WRI Global Forest Watch data.
Applied EU JRC risk benchmarking and country-commodity risk classifications to stratify supplier risk tiers.
Built a blockchain-anchored traceability database with automated EUDR Article 9 reference number generation.
Designed a risk-based due diligence protocol aligned with ISO 17021-1 management system certification requirements.
Compiled a complete audit-ready documentation package including satellite evidence, supplier declarations, and risk reports.
98% of sourced volume linked to plot-level geolocation coordinates meeting EUDR Article 9 requirements.
CSRD materiality assessment completed; sustainability report aligned with ESRS E1, E4, and S4 topical standards.
Documentation package passed pre-audit review by a notified body under ISO 17021-1 certification protocols.
Regulatory gap analysis and framework mapping across EUDR, CSRD, Taxonomy, and ISO 17021-1.
Supply chain mapping completed: 234 suppliers traced across 7 commodity categories.
Risk assessment and information system design; blockchain-anchored traceability database deployed.
Due diligence protocol operationalized; 98% traceability achieved across sourced volume.
Documentation package finalized; pre-audit review passed with a notified body.