Final 4 months: EUDR enforcement countdown for large and medium operators
Note: This webinar is based on the original CSRD and ESRS. Following the release of the Omnibus proposal on February 26, some information may no longer be accurate. We are currently reviewing and updating this webinar to reflect the latest regulatory developments. In the meantime, we recommend reading our Omnibus deep-dive for up-to-date insights on reporting requirements.
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) deadline of 30 December 2026 now sits roughly four months away for large and medium operators. After two delays, a December 2025 revision, and the May 2026 simplification package, most compliance teams have the framework in place. The open question is whether it will hold up once enforcement actually starts.
On September 8th, Coolset's sustainability research team will host a free, 45-minute live session focused on the final stretch: what to prioritize now, and what a defensible position looks like on day one of enforcement.
In this webinar, we will cover:
→ What a complete due diligence looks like before submitting your DDS
→ How enforcement intensity scales by country risk tier. Competent authorities must check at least 1% of operators sourcing from low-risk countries, 3% for standard-risk, and 9% for high-risk, so where you source from shapes your exposure
→ What's live in the relaunched EUDR Information System today, and what to test now rather than in December
→ Common gaps we're seeing in dry runs, including geolocation formatting, supplier evidence, and statement timing, and how to close them before an inspection does it for you
This session is relevant for compliance managers, sustainability leads, and supply chain teams at large and medium operators preparing for the December 30 deadline.
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The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) deadline of 30 December 2026 now sits roughly four months away for large and medium operators. After two delays, a December 2025 revision, and the May 2026 simplification package, most compliance teams have the framework in place. The open question is whether it will hold up once enforcement actually starts.
On September 8th, Coolset's sustainability research team will host a free, 45-minute live session focused on the final stretch: what to prioritize now, and what a defensible position looks like on day one of enforcement.
In this webinar, we will cover:
→ What a complete due diligence looks like before submitting your DDS
→ How enforcement intensity scales by country risk tier. Competent authorities must check at least 1% of operators sourcing from low-risk countries, 3% for standard-risk, and 9% for high-risk, so where you source from shapes your exposure
→ What's live in the relaunched EUDR Information System today, and what to test now rather than in December
→ Common gaps we're seeing in dry runs, including geolocation formatting, supplier evidence, and statement timing, and how to close them before an inspection does it for you
This session is relevant for compliance managers, sustainability leads, and supply chain teams at large and medium operators preparing for the December 30 deadline.
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