Does the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) apply to my company—and when?

Check whether your products and business activities fall within the EUDR and find your applicable compliance date: 30 December 2026 or 30 June 2027.

Find out now What is the EUDR?

EUDR scope and deadline checker

Start by selecting your product

Search the binding EUDR Annex I by product name or CN code. The assessment will then ask only the questions needed for that product.

Annex I

Does your company handle several relevant products? Complete the assessment separately for each product, because its CN entry, EUTR status and your role can change the result.

Review possible exceptions
Use the CN code where possible. An everyday product name may map to several customs classifications.

“ex” means only part of the CN heading is covered

Enter a product name or CN code, or choose a commodity to browse Annex I.

No Annex I entry found

That does not by itself prove the product is outside scope. Check its CN classification and whether another listed description applies.

A further Annex I update is pending

On 13 July 2026, the Commission adopted a Delegated Act proposing removals, additions and clearer exemptions. It was still subject to Parliament and Council scrutiny when this checker was verified on 4 September 2026, so this search uses the binding consolidated Annex I of 26 December 2025.

Scope update

EUDR applicability check

Complete the assessment

Your product is selected. Continue with the activity that applies to this product flow.

EUDR source
Product selected 2. Activity 3. Deadline

Selected Annex I entry

What does your business do with this product?

Choose the first description that fits this specific product flow.

EU Timber Regulation check

EUTR Annex
Was the operator established by 31 December 2024?

The later date is available only to natural persons and undertakings established as micro or small by this cut-off.

Was the operator a natural person on that date?

For example, an individual operating commercially in their own name rather than through an undertaking.

Was the undertaking micro or small on 31 December 2024?

Enter the figures used for the accounting classification applicable on that date. At least two of three thresholds must be met.

Size criteria
Small threshold: 50
EU baseline: €10 million
EU baseline: €5 million
Enter all three non-negative values.
Directive 2013/34/EU baseline thresholds
Category Balance sheet Net turnover Employees
Micro ≤ €450,000 ≤ €900,000 ≤ 10
Small ≤ €5,000,000 ≤ €10,000,000 ≤ 50

Member States may use higher small-undertaking monetary thresholds, up to €7.5 million for the balance sheet and €15 million for turnover. The checker asks for confirmation only when that could change the outcome.

Do your applicable national accounting rules classify the undertaking as micro or small?

Your figures fall between the Directive's baseline and the higher limits a Member State may adopt.

Application date
Verify in the EUDR

This screening tool provides general information, not legal advice. Confirm the customs classification and your role for each product flow.

Important scope limits

Check potential exceptions before relying on a result

These are the scope limits most likely to change an initial product match.

Commission FAQ

The exact CN entry controls

A product is not covered merely because it contains wood, rubber, palm oil or another relevant commodity. It must fall within an Annex I CN entry.

“ex” entries cover only part of a heading

For an “ex” code, only the product portion described in Annex I and linked to the named commodity is within scope.

Packaging can be product or accessory

Wood packaging sold as a product under CN 4415 can be covered. Packaging used exclusively to support, protect or carry another product is generally treated differently.

Recovered material may be excluded

Products made entirely from material that completed its lifecycle and would otherwise have been discarded as waste are excluded. Mixed products require closer review.

Commercial activity is required

Private acquisition or use is not the same as placing, making available or exporting a product in the course of commercial activity.

Older timber has transitional rules

Article 37 contains a separate transition for certain timber and timber products produced before 29 June 2023. Check it before assigning obligations to legacy stock.

The next step

Understand what the EUDR means for your operations

Once you know whether and when the EUDR applies, understand how it affects your sourcing, due diligence, documentation and operational traceability.

Supplier and origin information Due diligence and documentation Product and customer traceability

What changes if the EUDR applies?

Explore the practical requirements, responsibilities and risks your company may need to address before its compliance date.

Understand the EUDR impact

Legal basis and version

Logic based on Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 as consolidated on 26 December 2025, including Regulation (EU) 2025/2650; Directive 2013/34/EU size criteria; and the former EU Timber Regulation Annex. Verified 4 September 2026.

2025 amendment 2026 guidance