From Gayo Hills to global markets, Adena Coffee—powered by Koltiva—delivers EUDR-compliant, deforestation-free coffee with full digital traceability. By digitizing supply chains and linking 1,900 smallholders to a unified platform, they ensure transparency, sustainability, and market access. Discover how traceability safeguards compliance and builds trust with global buyers.

Stay updated on the latest EUDR delay and what it means for supply chains. Learn why businesses must accelerate traceability and prepare for long-term compliance.

The EU Council proposes a one-year EUDR delay, with extra time for micro and small operators, while streamlining compliance. Learn how businesses can use this transition to strengthen traceability, prepare due diligence, and secure EU market access.

The European Commission has proposed reversing the anticipated EUDR delay, maintaining full implementation by December 2025 while introducing simplified compliance for small and micro operators. This proposal underscores the EU’s commitment to deforestation-free trade and inclusive compliance. Koltiva continues to drive transparency and readiness through its digital traceability solutions.

Effective deforestation risk mitigation EUDR compliance is essential for companies sourcing from high-risk regions. Learn how implementing verified traceability systems, supplier due diligence, and sustainable sourcing practices can protect your supply chain, meet EU deforestation regulations, and enhance brand credibility in global markets

Satellite deforestation alerts are crucial for EUDR compliance, but they often trigger false positives—flagging deforestation where there is none. This creates serious risks for agribusinesses, including delayed shipments, extra verification costs, and exclusion of compliant suppliers. Discover how combining satellite data with field-based verification ensures credible traceability, accurate reporting, and deforestation-free supply chains.

The European Parliament’s rejection of the EUDR country risk classification has created renewed uncertainty for businesses. Critics pointed to outdated data, a lack of regional nuance, and questionable risk rankings that could misrepresent on-the-ground realities. This article unpacks the implications for compliance and features insights from KOLTIVA’s Senior Manager for Agriculture and Environment, André Mawardhi

Africa’s coffee industry is evolving as markets demand traceability, sustainability, and compliance with trade regulations like the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR). Key challenges—digital gaps, farmer capacity, and regulatory readiness—risk market exclusion. KOLTIVA empowers producers with digital traceability (KoltiTrace) and training (KoltiSkills) to meet standards, unlock premium markets, and secure a resilient, transparent, and inclusive coffee supply chain.

Explore Koltiva’s Forest Accuracy Test, a scientific method to verify forest data accuracy and improve traceability and deforestation monitoring and to answer 'which map can you trust?'

Learn how geospatial data is essential for EUDR compliance—enabling traceability, deforestation verification, and sustainable, transparent supply chains, and access EU markets.

Mexican cocoa faces climate change, policy shifts, and trade risks—but digital traceability and sustainability offer farmers a path to resilience and growth.

Geospatial technology is transforming how companies manage supply chain transparency, providing precise, real-time data to monitor land use and detect deforestation risks. In this interview, our Remote Sensing & Climate Lead, Dimas Perceka, draws on his geospatial expertise to unpack the EUDR's requirements and showcase how our innovative solutions, particularly the Land Use Tracker (LUT), empower businesses to navigate this complex regulatory landscape. We believe that compl

The new EUDR country risk classification lists nations as high, standard, or low risk. Learn why traceability and farmer engagement are essential for EUDR compliance across all risk levels.

The EU’s Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) mandates strict segregation of high-risk commodities to ensure only legally produced, deforestation-free goods enter the EU market. Mixing compliant and non-compliant products risks market access. This article explores the critical role of segregation in achieving compliance, highlighting challenges in complex supply chains and Koltiva’s solutions—field support, training, and the KoltiTrace system—ensuring businesses meet EUDR requirem

Socfin partners with Koltiva to achieve full EUDR compliance, using advanced traceability tech to ensure deforestation-free, sustainable rubber supply chains across West Africa.

Ensure EUDR compliance in rubber supply chains with Koltiva’s integrated digital traceability tools and dealer-focused training across Asia Pacific.

The EU simplifies EUDR implementation with updated guidance—cutting costs, easing compliance, and redefining traceability for global supply chains, and how KOLTIVA responds.

Luca shares his perspectives on industry challenges and EUDR compliance strategies

Vietnam prepares for EUDR regulation compliance with a national plan to secure its coffee exports to Europe.

Extended EUDR deadlines give Latin American exporters a vital chance to prepare for compliance. KOLTIVA supports early action with tailored