EUDR & Supply chain intelligence

Verify the supply chain - not just the supplier's paperwork.

EUDR due diligence increasingly requires companies to understand where commodities actually originate and whether the information provided by suppliers can be independently supported.

We also investigate the corporate side of the supply chain - because knowing where a commodity comes from is only part of understanding the risk. The companies producing, aggregating, trading and exporting it may themselves require due diligence.

📍 What We Investigate

The physical and corporate layers of the supply chain.

EUDR Due Diligence - supplier information, origin data, risk factors and supporting evidence.
Geolocation Verification - review of declared coordinates and production polygons for consistency and plausibility.
Satellite Analysis - historical land-cover and forest-change analysis using available satellite datasets.
Supplier Due Diligence - ownership, exporters, producers, intermediaries, regulatory records and adverse information.
Supply Chain Mapping - tracing available information from production area through traders and exporters to the destination market.

A supplier's declaration - is not the source of information.

We cross-check what companies report against independent evidence:

Supplier → Company → Production location → Satellite evidence → Trade records → Exporter → Destination. This allows us to identify potential gaps between documentary claims and the underlying physical or corporate reality