EUDR Compliance Quiz

What does EUDR stand for?

• European Union Deforestation Regulation

• Environmental Union Development Regulation

• Environmental Union Deforestation Regulation

• European Union Development Regulation

Which of the following is NOT a reason why EU introduced EUDR?

• To fight deforestation.

• To make sure all trees grow at the same height.

• To ensure legal sourcing of commodities.

• To ensure no product come from land converted after 31st December 2020.

When did the EUDR officially enter into force?

• 30th December 2024

• 29th June 2023

• 19th April 2023

• 6th December 2022

EUDR only applies to large companies, right?

• Yes, smallholders can ignore it.

• Only rubber companies must comply.

• No, all operators placing commodities & derive products on the EU market must comply.

• It depends on the weather.

What is the effective date of EUDR for Non-SME operators and traders?

• 30th June 2026

• 30th December 2025

• 15th October 2025

• 1st January 2025

Which of the following is NOT a requirement under EUDR?

• Document Traceability

• Mandatory labeling of finished goods

• Risk Assessment

• Geolocation of plots

What is NOT the penalty for EU importers who do not comply with EUDR?

• Fines of at least 4% of total annual turnover.

• Confiscation of the relevant products.

• Increased shipping costs

• Temporary exclusion from public procurement processes.

• Stringent Due Diligence submission.

What is the cut-off date for deforestation and forest degradation areas according to EUDR?

• 15th October 2024

• 30th June 2025

• 1st January 2021

• 31st December 2020

What is the effective date of EUDR for SME operators and traders?

• 1st January 2025

• 30th June 2026

• 30th December 2025

• 15th October 2025

Which of the following commodities is NOT included under the EU Deforestation Regulation?

• Cocoa

• Cotton

• Palm Oil

• Cattle

• Rubber