
LatAm after EUDR: the 2026 Traceability Barometer’s clearest signal is a regenerative pivot
LatAm’s cocoa and coffee pivot from EUDR compliance to regenerative — what the 2026 Farmforce Traceability Barometer reveals, and what CNCH says about it.

LatAm’s cocoa and coffee pivot from EUDR compliance to regenerative — what the 2026 Farmforce Traceability Barometer reveals, and what CNCH says about it.

The European Commission’s April 30 EUDR simplification review won’t weaken the regulation — it clarifies implementation. Here’s what supply chain leaders need to know.

Only 14% of coffee producers have farm-level traceability — vs. 77% in cocoa. Five lessons for coffee traders from cocoa’s three-year head start on EUDR.

Farmforce recap of Amsterdam Cocoa Week: market volatility, new regulations, and the shift from more data to better, verified data together.

As cocoa markets soften and surplus looms, traceability helps suppliers stay credible, compliant and resilient with buyers across cycles.

Farmforce and Meridia will unveil the 2026 Traceability Barometer at Amsterdam Cocoa Week, sharing data-driven insights on cocoa first-mile traceability, EUDR readiness, data quality, and practical steps to strengthen compliance and transparency.

GFW Pro aligns with the EUDR forest definition criteria using validated global datasets such as JRC GFC v2 and the SBTN Natural Lands Map. Here’s why accuracy matters more than resolution.