The EU Deforestation Regulation has already been postponed twice, and the European Commission has confirmed there will be no third delay. Large and medium operators trading cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber, soya, wood and products made from them must have supplier traceability, plot-level geolocation and due diligence statements working end to end by 30 December 2026. Join Regilient's Harshavardhan S, Director of ESG Operations, for a practical look at what readiness actually requires, not another surface-level overview.
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8:30 PM IST
60 min · 5:00 PM CEST / 4:00 PM BST
Microsoft Teams
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Featured Speaker
Harshavardhan brings hands-on experience helping manufacturers and supply chain businesses navigate EU deforestation reporting requirements, geolocation data, and due diligence documentation.
Director - ESG Operations
Regilient
Director, ESG Operations at Regilient, specialising in EU deforestation compliance, supplier traceability, and due diligence reporting. Supports manufacturers and importers across the EU regulatory landscape, with a focus on practical readiness over theory.
What You'll Learn
Not a policy overview. A working session covering exactly what to report, how to prepare your geolocation and supplier data, and how due diligence statements actually get submitted, with practical examples you can use straight after.
A clear breakdown of the EU Deforestation Regulation, who it affects, and what's confirmed for 30 December 2026 after two postponements.
How the July 2026 Delegated Act narrowed the product list, and how large, medium and micro/small operators are treated differently under the revised timeline.
What "geolocation data" means in practice, what counts as a valid plot boundary, and where supplier data collection typically breaks down.
How statements get submitted, what the simplified process looks like after the May 2026 package, and the most common submission errors.
Key deadlines between now and 30 December 2026, and the readiness steps that need to start today, not in November.
Where manufacturers are furthest behind, and the fastest way to close the gap before the application date.
Who Should Attend
If you place EUDR-covered commodities on the EU market, supply manufacturers who do, or manage supplier and sustainability documentation across your organisation, this session is for you.
Managing supplier due diligence, geolocation data collection, and due diligence statement submissions under the revised timeline.
Responsible for supplier traceability accuracy, due diligence reporting, and aligning internal processes with EU environmental regulations.
Coordinating with upstream suppliers of cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber, soya and wood to collect the plot-level data EUDR requires.
August 4th, 2026 · 5:00 PM CEST / 8:30 PM IST / 4:00 PM BST
45 minutes. Free to attend. Leave with a clear geolocation and due diligence roadmap you can actually use.
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