EUDR Update: Regulatory Developments and Sustainable Forest Management Standards (FSC™ / PEFC™)

Stay ahead of EUDR—know what changed, what to do next, and how to strengthen traceability in practice.

Forests are vital ecosystems that support climate stability, biodiversity, and resilient supply chains—yet deforestation remains a major global challenge with growing regulatory and market impacts.

In this webinar, we will provide an update on EUDR following the implementation delay, explain what operators and traders need to know, and clarify how FSC™/PEFC™ and practical Chain of Custody (CoC) and traceability approaches can support compliance. We will also introduce the EUDR Thailand Traceability Platform to help strengthen end‑to‑end traceability with clear implementation steps.

Key Takeaways

1. Get the latest overview of EUDR after the implementation delay, including key changes relevant to importers, exporters, and supply‑chain actors across all seven EUDR‑regulated commodities.
2. Understand operator roles, obligations, and required actions to support EUDR compliance
3. Explore practical CoC and traceability approaches, including how FSC™/PEFC™ and certification bodies support readiness
4. Learn how the EUDR Thailand Traceability Platform can strengthen structured traceability and compliance preparation

Agenda

• Status and overview of EUDR following the implementation delay
• Key regulatory amendments affecting operators and traders
• Roles and obligations of operators under EUDR
• Organizational readiness for 2026
• The role of FSC™ / PEFC™ in supporting EUDR compliance
• Roles and responsibilities of certification bodies
• Introduction to the EUDR Thailand Traceability Platform: A key tool to enhance traceability and support Thai operators’ readiness under EUDR (Delivered by a representative of the Agricultural Research Development Agency (Public Organization))
• Q&A Session

Target audience

The webinar is suitable for

• Importer, Exporter to or from the European Union,
• Suppliers in the supply chain of 7 types of commodities: wood, rubber, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, soy, and cattle, including products derived from these commodities, shall be comply with the principles of the EU Regulation on deforestation-free products.

Language: Thai

Cost: No charge

For further information, please contact t: +6626781813 #4070, #4062, #1820