Regulatory assessment
European buyers will ask where your product comes from. Is your company ready?
The EUDR starts to apply on 30 December 2026, and the PPWR has applied since 12 August 2026. Answer a few questions about your markets, supply chain and packaging to see which EU rules apply to your company, what falls due first and what to ask each supplier.
- Takes 3 to 5 minutes
- Up to 4 short steps
- Free, with instant results and a PDF
What you get at the end
- The rules that apply to you, and the ones that do not, with the reason
- What is already in force and the next deadlines, with sources
- A list of what to collect from each supplier
- Packaging: PPWR and EPR
- Raw material origin: EUDR
- Supply chain due diligence: CSDDD
- Digital product passport: DPP
Covers the European Union, the United Kingdom and Brazil.
What each rule is
- PPWR
- EU packaging regulation: substances, labelling, conformity, recyclability and reuse.
- EPR
- Extended producer responsibility: whoever places packaging on the market answers for what happens to it.
- EUDR
- Deforestation regulation: soy, beef, coffee, cocoa, wood, rubber and palm enter the EU only with proven origin.
- CSDDD
- Sustainability due diligence: large companies answer for human rights and environmental impacts in their chain.
- Forced labour
- Bans selling in the EU, or exporting from it, any product made with forced labour, whatever the size.
- DPP
- Digital product passport: a record of composition, origin and end of life, required by product category.
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