Key insights
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EUDR Implementation Date Delayed: The EUDR's implementation has been postponed to allow companies more preparation time.
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Certification Bodies Crucial: Organizations like ProTerra are vital in helping soy traders meet EUDR standards.
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Concerns Over Non-Forest Ecosystems: The EUDR's focus on forests may neglect critical non-forest ecosystems.
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Corporate Readiness: Many major soy traders claim to be operationally prepared for EUDR compliance.
Takeaways
The readiness of soy traders for the EU's Deforestation Regulation is a positive sign for sustainable agriculture, but the regulation's limitations highlight the need for broader environmental protections.
Topics
Climate & Environment Agriculture World & Politics Policy & Regulation Climate Change