EU Information System

What is the purpose of the EU Information System for EUDR? 

The EU Information System for EUDR aims to facilitate the submission and processing of Due Diligence Statements (DDS) by relevant operators, traders, and competent authorities. It ensures a smooth transition to the deforestation-free supply chains required by the EUDR. 

Who will use the EU Information System? 

The system will be used by a range of actors, including: 

• Operators (companies placing products on the EU market) 

• Traders (companies trading products covered by the EUDR) 

• Competent authorities (responsible for overseeing compliance) 

• Customs authorities (for verifying product information) 

What kind of information will be collected and stored in the system? 

The system will collect information related to the due diligence process, including: 

• Product information (type, commodity, country of origin) 

• Supplier information 

• Geographic coordinates of production sites 

• Information on deforestation risks and mitigation measures 

How will data privacy and security be ensured in the system? 

The EU Information System will adhere to strict data protection regulations (GDPR) to safeguard sensitive information. Robust security measures will be implemented to protect data from unauthorized access, breaches, and misuse. 

What are the challenges and potential solutions for the EU Information System? 

Challenges include ensuring data accuracy, system interoperability, and user-friendliness. Solutions involve robust data validation processes, clear guidelines for data submission, and ongoing system improvements based on user feedback. 

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