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tracer.eco for EUDR Compliance

The free tool for smallholders & cooperates.

Empowering those most affected by the regulation
to collect, manage and own their data.

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COMING DEC 2024

tracer.eco for EUDR Compliance

The free tool for smallholders & cooperates.

Empowering those most affected by the regulation
to collect, manage and own their data.

EU Deforestation Regulation

EUDR · Regulation (EU) 2023/1115

Any company importing or exporting one of seven commodities, frequently linked to deforestation, must prove that there was no deforestation in the supply chain after 31 Dec 2020.

Regulation Enters into Application

30 Dec 2025

Large & medium size

enterprises

30 June 2026

Small & micro

enterprises

Simplify EUDR Compliance
with Tracer

A free, easy-to-use mobile app for smallholder farmers and cooperatives to map farms, ensure compliance with EUDR standards, and share data with clients effortlessly.

Add FARM

Add additional farms by uploading a polygon file or by tracing the farm boundaries.

Add FARM

Trace a farm boundary by walking the perimeter and registering the corners of the farm. No internet connection required.

Analysis

As soon as the phone reconnects with the internet, we check if the farm complies with EUDR requirements.

Compliance context

Should a farm require contextual information add it to the farm through free text or by attaching documents.

For instance, if you farm within a reserve with a permit, tracer will flag your farm as violating the reserve. Show your regulatory compliance by uploading your permit.

Share Easily

Choose with farms you want to share and create a sharing link. Your European customers can then import the data into their EUDR systems.

Sensitive data, like the names of the farm owners, is not shared.

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FAQ

If tracer detects deforestation in your farm, there is a good chance that your customer’s EUDR software will come to the same conclusion.

Our models sometimes struggle to differentiate between native forests that were cut down (which is not permitted under EUDR) and the allowed removal of ageing crop trees.

If this happened in your case, we suggest sharing evidence that the vegetation that was removed was not a forest with your European customers.

The EUDR regulation requires that the imported commodities are grown in accordance with local legislation. This includes respecting natural protected areas.

However, in some countries growing crops in parts of natural protected areas is generally permitted or individual farmers are issued licences to grow within such areas.

If this is the case for you, we recommend sharing evidence with your European customers.

No. Deforestation-free is the first of three criteria for being EUDR-compliant and being allowed to place the product on the European market.

In addition, the product must comply with the laws of the country of production and a so-called due diligence declaration exists for them.
A positive conclusion of our analysis is a good indicator that the product was grown on a plot of land that is deforestation-free according to the definition of the regulations.

Furthermore, your customer’s EUDR software system might come to slightly different results than tracer. Plant-for-the-Planet cannot provide a guarantee and cannot be held liable for any losses resulting from a reliance on tracer.

Understanding EUDR