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EUDR: New risk classification: What paper producers need to know now

In May 2025, the EU Commission published the final risk classification of countries of origin under the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR). Our interface solution LINK.EUDR can help. The classification into low, standard, or high risk has a direct impact on the due diligence obligations of companies that trade in certain raw materials and products.

What has changed?

The new risk assessment affects all companies that import, process, or export raw materials such as palm oil, beef, wood, cocoa, coffee, soy, or rubber. In the future, the country classification will determine the scope of due diligence:

Why is this relevant for your company?

From December 30, 2025 (or June 30, 2026 for SMEs), affected products may only be placed on the EU market or exported if they:

The new risk assessment not only changes the evidence that must be provided – it also has a direct impact on supply chain decisions and compliance requirements in purchasing, production, and sales.

Recommendations for affected companies

Conclusion

The new classification of risk countries is a key step in the implementation of the EUDR. Companies should take this development seriously and take timely measures to make their supply chains compliant and future-proof.
Our solution LINK.EUDR meets the requirements of countries classified as low risk.

Would you like to know how your company is specifically affected – or do you need support with implementation? The LINK.EUDR interface by T.CON is the lean solution for meeting legal requirements. Contact our expert Christian Jung.

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Ian Horne
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