Seven weeks to go, and the questions keep coming.
From 30 December 2026, large and medium operators placing cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soy or wood products on the EU market will need to show they are deforestation-free and legally produced. Most companies now know what the regulation requires.
What is less clear is how it applies to their own products, suppliers and systems: who counts as the operator, what to do when a supplier can’t provide geolocation data, how the due diligence statement works in practice, or whether another delay is still on the cards.
This session is built around those questions. No long presentation, no slides to sit through.
Tim Kühn, Senior Solutions Engineer and EUDR expert at LiveEO, will start by answering the questions we hear most often from companies preparing for the EUDR, then open the floor to yours.
You can submit questions in advance when you register, or ask them live during the session.
What we’ll cover
- FAQs from the market: clear answers to the questions we hear most often from companies preparing for the EUDR
- All your questions answered live: bring the questions specific to your products, suppliers and setup
Who should attend
This webinar is designed for professionals involved in:
- Regulatory compliance and legal
- ESG, CSR and sustainability
- Procurement and sourcing
- Supply chain operations
- Product, data or governance functions
Why attend now
With the EUDR applying in seven weeks, there is little time left for open questions to stay open. This session is a chance to get direct answers from someone who works on EUDR implementation every day, check your assumptions and leave with a clearer view of what still needs to be done before 30 December.
Can’t make it live?
No problem. All registrants will receive the recording after the session. Feel free to share the event with your colleagues, and submit your question when you register even if you can’t attend: we’ll do our best to cover it.
Register now
Join us on 10 November and get your EUDR questions answered. Register and submit your question now:
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