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

Deforestation free supply chain solutions are being implemented by G T Rubber and Koltiva, covering 15,000 mapped rubber plots and 4,500 verified farmers. This data-driven system combines geolocation tracking, land legality verification, and dealer training to meet EUDR requirements. The program prevents unverified rubber from entering the market while promoting sustainability and compliance in Thailand’s global rubber trade.

Struggling to verify your Net Zero targets? Scope 3 emissions are often the largest and most difficult to track. Discover how accurate, traceable emissions data drives real climate action, improves ESG reporting, ensures regulatory compliance, and strengthens sustainability leadership. With 82% of targets still unverified, verified Scope 3 data is essential to turn climate commitments into measurable results.

Only 30% of upstream and 12% of downstream companies have traceability systems in place, leaving most supply chains unprepared for EUDR...

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.

Executive Summaries REA initiated SHINES programme to support over 600 independent smallholders in Kutai Indonesia with RSPO...

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 Critics pointed to outdated data, a lack of regional nuance, and questionable risk rankings that could misrepresent on-the-ground realities.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

Vietnamese pomelo and durian export is entering a new era with QR code traceability. This technology helps ensure product transparency, meet global standards, and unlock access to high-value markets like the EU, US, and China. Learn how Vietnam is transforming its fruit export system to meet rising compliance demands.