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The Hidden Risks of Satellite Deforestation Alerts: How to Mitigate False Positives for EUDR Compliance?
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.
Gusi Ayu Putri Chandrika Sari
Jul 16, 20255 min read
Overcoming Barriers in Geolocation Data: An Interview with Koltiva's GIS Expert for Deforestation Monitoring & Supply Chain Transparency
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
manfredborer
May 28, 202511 min read
Feature Articles:
EUDR Simplification to Cut Costs by 75%, Why Reduced Burden Demands Stronger Traceability?
Editor’s Note: When the EUDR was first introduced, global supply chains panicked over the sheer volume of paperwork required. The May 2026 Simplification Package has completely rewritten that narrative. This analysis was developed to cut through the industry misconception that "simplification" means "deregulation." We examine the hidden structural risks of this new framework, specifically how cutting downstream paperwork has actually increased the legal high-stakes exposure f
4 days ago11 min read
10 Government-Led Traceability Systems Shaping Global Agrifood Supply Chain
Governments worldwide are rapidly adopting national traceability system frameworks to strengthen food safety, climate reporting, and export competitiveness. From Vietnam’s 2035 roadmap to Côte d’Ivoire’s cocoa tracking program and Australia’s digital traceability grants, these initiatives signal a major shift toward data-driven agrifood governance and supply chain transparency.
May 2912 min read
Closing the Last‑Mile Gap: Why Closed‑Loop Financial Inclusion Is the Missing Link in Smallholder Input Access
Discover how Closed-Loop Financial Inclusion helps smallholder farmers access verified agricultural inputs, harvest-aligned financing, agronomic support, and digital tools within one integrated ecosystem. Through Koltiva’s implementation in Indonesia, closed-loop systems are improving productivity, reducing financial risk, and strengthening resilient, traceable agricultural supply chains.
May 137 min read
Digitizing Sustainability Certification in Complex Supply Chains with KoltiTrace MIS Project Management
Managing multiple sustainability certification standards across regions, commodities, and supplier networks is becoming increasingly complex for agribusinesses and global supply chains. This article explores why traditional certification management methods no longer work and how digital solutions like Koltiva
’s KoltiTrace MIS Project Management help streamline audits, improve compliance, strengthen traceability, and scale sustainability programs efficiently.
May 119 min read
Weather, Tariffs, and Crop Yields: The Triple Risk Facing Brazil’s Coffee Chain
Executive Summaries: Brazil’s coffee sector is being squeezed by a triple th reat of climate volatility, steep US tariffs, and supply chain delays, driving lower yields, higher costs, and urgent pressure to adopt traceability systems. In August 2025, Brazil exported 3.1 million bags of coffee, a 14.3% rebound from July, but still 17.5% below the same month last year (Rabo Bank, 2025). Non-compliance carries significant risks, including lost contracts, market exclusion, and
Apr 169 min read
4 Field-Proven Actions to Achieve Traceability to Plantation (TTP) in Palm Oil Supply Chains and Why It Matters
Editor's Note: This article provides a practical, field‑grounded walkthrough of the four essential steps needed to achieve Traceability to Plantation (TTP) in palm oil supply chains, an increasingly critical requirement for certification, market access, and compliance with emerging regulations such as the EU Deforestation Regulation. Drawing on insights from Sandy Puspoyo, our Project Lead for Palm Oil and an experienced sustainability manager with a decade of hands‑on expert
Apr 98 min read
Does Your Palm Oil Supply Chain Provide Full Visibility to Achieve Traceability to Plantation?
Editor’s Note: This article explores what full Traceability to Plantation (TTP) in palm oil actually looks like and what it takes to achieve it in practice. If you’re looking to go deeper into the full framework, join Beyond Traceability Talks #5, where our experts unpack real-world challenges and solutions across palm oil supply chains. Executive Summary: Traceability to Plantation remains incomplete across the palm oil sector, while leading palm oil companies have ac
Apr 28 min read
How CSDDD and CSRD Shaping Corporate Responsibility
Editor’s Note As sustainability regulations continue to reshape global supply chains, the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) and the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) are emerging as two of the most influential frameworks defining corporate responsibility. This article explores how these directives interact, why traceability and reliable data systems are becoming essential to compliance, and what companies must do to translate regulator
Mar 27 min read
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