Disclaimer: New EUDR developments - December 2025
In November 2025, the European Parliament and Council backed key changes to the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), including a 12‑month enforcement delay and simplified obligations based on company size and supply chain role.
Key changes proposed:
- New enforcement timeline: 30 December 2026 for large/medium operators, 30 June 2027 for small/micro operators
- Simplified DDS: One-time declarations for small and micro primary producers
- Narrowed scope: Most downstream actors and non‑SME traders would no longer need to submit DDSs
- New DDS requirement: Estimated annual quantity of regulated products must be included
These updates are not yet legally binding. A final text will be confirmed through trilogue negotiations and formal publication in the EU’s Official Journal. Until then, the current EUDR regulation and deadlines remain in force.
We continue to monitor developments and will update all guidance as the final law is adopted.
Disclaimer: 2026 Omnibus changes to CSRD and ESRS
In December 2025, the European Parliament approved the Omnibus I package, introducing changes to CSRD scope, timelines and related reporting requirements.
As a result, parts of this article may no longer fully reflect the latest regulatory position. We are currently reviewing and updating our CSRD and ESRS content to align with the new rules.
Key changes include:
- A narrowed CSRD scope, now limited to companies with 1,000+ employees and €450m turnover
- Delays to CSRD reporting timelines, with wave 2 and 3 reports pushed to 2028/2029 in most cases
- Simplification of ESRS datapoints
We continue to monitor regulatory developments closely and will update this article as further guidance and implementation details are confirmed.
Coolset, the leading Dutch ESG and supply chain platform, today announced a strategic partnership with OpenAtlas, an Amsterdam-based geospatial analytics provider specializing in deforestation risk assessment. Together, the companies will deliver seamless EUDR compliance workflows powered by satellite-verified geospatial data, helping importers, traders and manufacturers meet the demands of the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) reliably from one place within the Coolset platform.
Verified deforestation data meets structured EUDR reporting workflows
The EU Deforestation Regulation, which will be enforced starting December 30, 2025, requires companies to collect supplier data, trace product origins, conduct risk assessments and submit due diligence statements (DDS) to confirm their commodities are sourced from deforestation-free land.
Until now, these tasks have been fragmented across spreadsheets, emails and siloed tools, making compliance and audit preparation both labor-intensive and error-prone.
With Coolset and OpenAtlas combined, companies can now manage the entire EUDR compliance process end-to-end in the Coolset platform:
- Collect and validate raw supplier and shipment data
- Trace commodity origins in-app, supported by OpenAtlas’s geospatial datasets
- Perform trusted deforestation risk assessments, leveraging high-resolution, high frequency satellite inputs with state-of-the-art machine learning analysis
- Generate due diligence statements linked to verifiable evidence
- Maintain traceable records to streamline reporting cycles and audits
“Verified geospatial data has become the backbone of trustworthy EUDR reporting,” said Harry Marshall, OpenAtlas CEO. “Through this partnership with Coolset, companies can now trace origins, assess risk and back their claims with trust-worthy, high-resolution satellite data.”
Effortless path to EUDR compliance for importers, traders and manufacturers
The solution is tailored to importers, traders and manufacturers dealing with any in-scope commodities (including: soy, palm oil, cattle, coffee, cocoa and timber).
Compliance and sustainability managers benefit from structured and audit-ready reporting workflows. Meanwhile, supply chain and quality teams gain access to built-in traceability tools, verifiable sourcing records and transparent risk scoring to accelerate internal checks and supplier collaboration.
“We built our EUDR solution specifically with the pressures compliance and supply chain teams face in mind,” said Konstantinos Kouzelis, Coolset CEO. “Our goal is to eliminate fragmentation and manual work while giving teams the confidence they need to meet regulatory deadlines.”
The platform also includes collaboration tools for supplier engagement, secure storage of origin data, automated DDS generation, and integration with other regulatory frameworks - including CSRD and GHG Scope 1-3 - allowing teams to manage all ESG and supply chain compliance efforts in one place.
Try Coolset’s EUDR solution today
Coolset's EUDR module is now live. Companies can book a personalized demo to explore the full end-to-end workflow and see how Coolset can support their compliance journey.
Schedule a free demo with our team today.
About Coolset
Coolset is the ESG and supply chain compliance platform for compliance-first teams. It helps companies and consultants manage emissions, prepare disclosures, and comply with frameworks including CSRD, EU Taxonomy, EUDR and EcoVadis. The platform combines structure, automation and guidance to streamline reporting and ensure audit-ready compliance.
About OpenAtlas
OpenAtlas is a geospatial intelligence company helping businesses comply with the European Union’s Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) and drive broader supply chain transparency. Its Vantage service combines satellite imagery and AI to deliver deforestation detection and protected area checks in a single, compliance-ready output. Backed by the European Space Agency’s BIC and Google.org, OpenAtlas supports leading brands and platforms in building transparent, deforestation-free supply chains.
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