EUDR news: what changed this month
A running record of the developments that actually change what you have to do, Commission guidance, implementing acts, information-system changes and enforcement news. Newest first.
Updated 31 July 2026, 2 min read
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A short monthly note when something changes, no digest of everything, only what alters an obligation or a date.
4 May 2026
Scope changeFiling
The package mandated by the December 2025 revision lands. Headline measures: a simplified due-diligence statement for micro and small primary operators; relief from continuous DDS submission for micro and small primary operators in low-risk countries; voluntary grouping so businesses can file collectively; an upgraded information system; and an updated product scope bringing in soluble coffee and further palm oil derivatives. The Commission estimates roughly a 75% reduction in annual compliance costs against the original regulation, and confirms it will not reopen the text.
What to do: re-run your scope assessment if it predates this date. Check your HS codes.
30 Apr 2026
Process
The deadline set by Regulation (EU) 2025/2650 for the Commission to complete its simplification review and report to Parliament and Council, with a legislative proposal where appropriate.
18 Dec 2025
Date change
The Council signs off the targeted revision. Application moves to 30 December 2026 for large and medium companies and 30 June 2027 for micro and small ones. The postponement is tied to a mandated simplification of the due-diligence process rather than granted on its own.
What to do: these are the dates to plan against. See the status page.
4 Dec 2025
Process
Political agreement on pairing a second delay with simplification, after member states and stakeholders raised concerns about readiness and about technical problems in the information system.
Dec 2024
Date change
Parliament and Council push application from 30 December 2024 to 30 December 2025, and to 30 June 2026 for micro and small companies, citing incomplete infrastructure and unprepared operators.
29 Jun 2023
Foundational
The EUDR replaces the EU Timber Regulation and extends the same logic to seven commodities, with a deforestation cutoff of 31 December 2020 and a plot-level geolocation requirement.
What we track here. Only changes that alter an obligation, a date or a scope boundary. Commission guidance and FAQ revisions, implementing and delegated acts, country benchmarking updates, information-system releases and format changes, and national implementation news from the member states we cover. Not press commentary.
Where to check for yourself
- EUR-Lex: the consolidated text of Regulation (EU) 2023/1115, which is the only authoritative version of scope and obligations.
- The Commission's EUDR pages: guidance documents, the FAQ, and the country benchmarking implementing act.
- The information system's technical documentation: format and API changes that break integrations.
- Your national competent authority: the BLE, NVWA, Skogsstyrelsen, Ruokavirasto, MITECO and others publish national interpretation that inspectors actually apply.
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The EUDR has been postponed twice. If it moves again, if the scope changes, or if the Commission publishes guidance that changes what you have to do, you get one short email. Nothing else.
Sources
Every claim on this page is drawn from Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 as amended, the Commission’s guidance and FAQ, and the implementing and delegated acts. Read the consolidated text on EUR-Lex.
Konstata is compliance software, not legal advice. Verify obligations against the consolidated EUDR text on EUR-Lex.
Status and deadlines