Four months of harvest left before the December deadline. Here is what changed in cocoa and coffee this year, and where the gap between the two still sits.
The EU quietly added soluble coffee to its Deforestation Regulation, with compliance due by December 2027. But instant coffee is blended from thousands of smallholder plots across Vietnam and Indonesia, pooled through collectors with no origin data attached. Only two harvest cycles remain to fix that.
Explore our practical guide to the EUDR, breaking down compliance essentials, due diligence, and traceability to support sustainable agri-commodities.
As we step into September, the anticipation for the new cocoa season builds, with industry stakeholders bracing for what the 2024/2025 season may bring.
As global sustainability challenges intensify, the agricultural commodities supply chain is under unprecedented scrutiny.
To better understand the landscape of companies that will be affected by the EUDR, we recently conducted a survey to identify the primary actors involved in bringing these critical commodities to the European market.
We are thrilled to introduce our latest release, “Delhi,” a significant upgrade dedicated to enhancing our EUDR (Integrated Enterprise Deforestation Monitoring) feature.
Farmforce and RubberWay join forces to revolutionise the rubber supply chain with enhanced traceability, sustainable sourcing, and data-driven insights.
Farmforce and Tata Coffee brew sustainability and EUDR compliance partnership. Together, they’re ensuring a transparent, responsible coffee supply chain and empowering farmers for a better future.
Farmforce at Amsterdam Cocoa Week 2024: Sustainability reigns! Tackling EUDR, boosting engagement, and leading the charge for a better cocoa future. Join us!
