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Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 bans placing on the EU market, or exporting from it, products linked to deforestation. Companies must prove, through due diligence, that what they sell comes from plots that were not deforested and were produced legally.

Cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soy and wood, and the derived products listed in Annex I: chocolate, cocoa butter, palm oil, tyres, furniture, etc. Soluble coffee and certain palm oil derivatives are added on 30 December 2027.

On 30 December 2026 for large and medium companies, and on 30 June 2027 for micro and small companies outside the timber sector. In May 2026 the Commission confirmed there would be no further delay.

It is the cut-off date: the plot must not have been deforested or degraded after that day. A plot planted on forest cleared in 2021 cannot supply the European market.

The operator who first places the product on the EU market, or exports it. Downstream operators and traders keep the references of their suppliers and customers for five years.

A GPS point is enough for a plot of 4 hectares or less. Above that, the full plot boundary is mandatory. Sankora shows you which plots still need a polygon.

It is classified as standard risk by Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1093. Full due diligence therefore applies: information, risk assessment and, where needed, mitigation measures.

Member States set the penalties: fines of up to at least 4% of annual turnover in the EU, confiscation of products and revenue, temporary exclusion from public procurement. For a supplier, the most immediate risk is losing its buyers.

No, these value chains are outside the EUDR. Their buyers increasingly ask for the same traceability anyway, under their due diligence duties or certifications: Sankora works the same way for them.

Each polygon is compared with 2020 forest cover and deforestation alerts on satellite imagery, and with protected areas. Doubtful cases are flagged for review; an assessment is approved only by a second person.

The plot is quarantined and sent back for correction. Sankora never makes up coordinates: everything that goes into a file was recorded in the field.

A lot is compliant only if all its weight comes from compliant plots. Every weighing is linked to a plot, every bag goes back to its farmer, and a mixed lot is flagged before shipment.

No. Sankora prepares a complete Annex II file, with geolocation in the EU system format, checked by a second person. Your company submits it and remains responsible for it.

No. An exporter can receive its partner cooperatives' data in Sankora, and each cooperative decides what it shares.

Yes for Data4Child data collection: field officers fill in forms on Android without a connection, and they are sent automatically once the network is back. Plot surveys made with your GPS tools are then imported into Sankora, which checks them.

Yes. Your farmer and plot lists can be imported from Excel, and your boundaries from KML, GeoJSON or GPX files. Every imported polygon goes through the same control rules, and simple errors are fixed automatically.

In cash, by mobile money, bank transfer or cheque. The app never blocks a payment, and payment proofs are optional.

No. Data4Child is a Sankora module for child labour monitoring and remediation (CLMRS). You switch it on if you need it, on the same farmer register.

Each organisation sees only its own data and decides what it shares. Children's personal data is restricted to the monitoring manager and management; buyers only receive anonymised statistics.

Yes. The plot register can be exported to Excel and polygons to GeoJSON, with an option to anonymise names.

French and English, for the web application and the documents it produces.

By subscription, based on the services you choose, on quotation. Everything is set out in a contract; any change of services or price goes through a signed amendment.

Once the contract is signed, we open your workspace with the chosen services, bring in your existing data and train your teams, in the office and in the field.

Yes. We show you the application on our demo, with examples close to your value chain. Request it with the contact form.