EUDR — Territorial Intelligence, Documentation & Traceability
European compliance begins with reliable information from the territory of origin. TDM structures territorial data, geolocation and documentary evidence to support supply chains preparing for the EUDR.
Discuss EUDR SupportFrom the plot to the technical report.
Locate your production unit, provide its coordinates and, if you have its boundaries, delineate the plot on the map. TDM will process the information to generate a geospatial screening report.
Locate
Enter the name of your production unit and its geographic coordinates, or select its location on the map.
Delineate
If you know the boundaries of your plot, mark its vertices on the map to define the assessment area.
Get your report
Submit the request and, once the analysis is processed, download the technical PDF report to review and share it.
It documents the location of the production unit, its delineation when provided, and the tree cover and loss indicators observed in the analyzed sources. It can be shared with producer associations, cooperatives, exporters and other supply chain partners to support territorial traceability and preparation for EUDR due diligence.
The analysis records tree cover loss according to Hansen Global Forest Change, without determining on its own its causes or whether it constitutes deforestation within the legal meaning of Regulation (EU) 2023/1115. The report does not constitute an EUDR certification nor does it replace the risk assessment and legal obligations of the operator. Start assessment →Territorial Intelligence
Define the production territory.
Complete the following steps to generate your territorial report.
Production unit
Geospatial definition
Submit technical assessment
The information entered above will be transmitted to the TDM EUDR technical service.
Technical response
What the EUDR Requires
The European Union Deforestation Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2023/1115, as amended) establishes due diligence requirements for the placing on the EU market, making available on the EU market, or exporting from the EU of relevant commodities and products within its scope.
- The product must be deforestation-free.
- It must have been produced in accordance with the relevant legislation of the country of production.
- It must be covered by a due diligence process and the required information, including geolocation, must be available.
Seven relevant commodities
Cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya and wood, together with the products listed in Annex I of the Regulation.
Three dimensions of EUDR due diligence
01 — Deforestation-free
Relevant commodities must have been produced on land that has not been subject to deforestation after 31 December 2020.
02 — Legally produced
Production must comply with the relevant legislation of the country of production, including applicable land-use, environmental, labour and third-party rights requirements.
03 — Traceable and documented
The required information must identify the production plots and support the due diligence process, including geolocation.
Territorial information architecture
HOW TDM CONNECTS TERRITORIAL DATA TO SUPPLY-CHAIN DOCUMENTATION