{"id":86634,"date":"2023-09-06T11:36:58","date_gmt":"2023-09-06T11:36:58","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/tin.happy-projects.ro\/ettf-issues-eudr-guidance-for-timber-exporters\/"},"modified":"2025-09-19T09:00:39","modified_gmt":"2025-09-19T09:00:39","slug":"ettf-issues-eudr-guidance-for-timber-exporters","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.timberindustrynews.com\/ro\/ettf-issues-eudr-guidance-for-timber-exporters\/","title":{"rendered":"ETTF issues EUDR guidance for timber exporters"},"content":{"rendered":"

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The European Timber Trade Federation (ETTF) has recently released comprehensive guidance pertaining to the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) for timber exporters who supply timber and related products to the EU market.<\/p>\n

Commencing on June 29, 2023, the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) has been set in motion to replace the EU Timber Regulation (EUTR) by December 30, 2024. This regulation mandates a crucial requirement for all importers of timber and timber-based products within the EU: the implementation of a due diligence system before importing.<\/p>\n

Under the EUDR, importers are tasked with the responsibility of gathering information and documentation to substantiate the legal origin and deforestation-free status of their wood and wood products. This verification process necessitates confirming that the timber derives from areas where no deforestation or forest degradation, as stipulated by the Regulation, has occurred since December 31, 2020.<\/p>\n

The EUDR casts a wide net, encompassing various timber products, including sawn timber, wood-based materials, paper, and furniture. Importers should familiarize themselves with the full text of the regulation, available at this link (https:\/\/eurlex.europa.eu\/legalcontent\/EN\/TXT\/?uri=CELEX%3A32023R1115&qid=1687867231461<\/a>), and take note of the comprehensive list of products falling under its purview as detailed in Annex I.<\/p>\n

It's important to underscore that products covered by CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) or FLEGT (Forest Law Enforcement, Governance, and Trade) licenses are also within the ambit of the EUDR. Hence, as an exporter, it is imperative that you equip your EU importers (i.e., your customers) with specific information and documentation necessary for compliance with the EUDR.<\/p>\n

The information and documentation that you, as an exporter, must provide to EU importers to facilitate their adherence to EUDR requirements are as follows:<\/p>\n

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  1. Tree species (scientific name):<\/strong> Scientific names for all tree species contained in the product are mandatory. Merely indicating the genus (e.g., Pinus spp. or Eucalyptus spp.) is insufficient; both genus and species must be specified (e.g., Pinus radiata or Eucalyptus globulus). It's important to note that European authorities have the capacity to verify this information using laboratory tests, including microscopic and genetic analyses.<\/li>\n
  2. Country of harvest:<\/strong> The precise country or countries where the wood was harvested must be indicated. If there are variations in deforestation or legality risks within a particular country, it is necessary to specify the region. European authorities can verify this information through laboratory tests, including genetic and isotope analysis.<\/li>\n
  3. Geo-coordinates of all plots of land:<\/strong> To ensure complete traceability, exact geo-coordinates for all land plots where the wood within the product may have been harvested are obligatory. For plots measuring 4 hectares or less, a single point suffices, while larger plots require a sufficient number of points to accurately delineate the perimeter. These coordinates, consisting of latitude and longitude values with a minimum of six decimal places, must be entered by importers for each individual import through an EU online portal. This system is designed to detect any unrealistic or inconsistent information, such as suppliers submitting identical coordinates to multiple importers, even when sourcing wood from different areas.<\/li>\n
  4. Date or time range of harvest:<\/strong> Importers must be provided with information regarding the date or time range of timber harvesting. European authorities have the capability to employ satellite imagery to verify whether the harvest occurred within the specified timeframe.<\/li>\n
  5. Evidence of legal harvest:<\/strong> Compliance with the EUDR necessitates demonstrating that the timber conforms to the relevant legislation in the country of production. This encompasses various aspects, including land use rights, environmental protection, forest-related rules (pertaining to forest management and biodiversity conservation), third-party rights, labor rights, human rights under international law, the principle of free, prior, and informed consent (FPIC) as outlined in the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, and tax, anti-corruption, trade, and customs regulations. The specific evidence required will depend on the applicable legislation in the country of harvest and local legality risks. Depending on the circumstances, some aspects may not be relevant. In cases where indigenous communities are present in or around the logging area, it is crucial to demonstrate that their rights have not been violated. If the country of harvest mandates logging permits, these permits must be provided, along with official transport documentation. In situations where logging on private land does not require permits, alternative evidence of legality must be furnished. Additionally, internationally recognized certification schemes can serve as valuable tools for demonstrating legality. To establish the connection between the provided geo-coordinates, evidence of legality, and the exported timber product, proof of the supply chain, in the form of delivery notes or invoices, is mandatory. It is crucial to ensure that the documentation aligns with the exported timber and is plausible in terms of dates and quantities. Enhanced risk mitigation measures are expected for timber originating from countries with high levels of illegal logging or corruption.<\/li>\n
  6. Evidence of deforestation-free status:<\/strong> Importers are obliged to substantiate that the imported products have not contributed to deforestation or forest degradation. While satellite imagery can be employed for this purpose, any other credible evidence attesting to the product's deforestation-free status should also be provided to the importer.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Failure to provide the required information and evidence may result in the goods being withheld for import into the EU by Customs authorities. This could lead to potential storage charges at EU borders until the necessary information is furnished or the goods may even be subject to return. Importers and their customers could also face legal repercussions.<\/p>\n

    It is crucial to acknowledge that the EUDR applies to all wood and wood products harvested from June 29, 2023, and placed on the EU market from December 30, 2024, onward. Therefore, it is of paramount importance that you initiate the process of gathering the requisite information promptly. Failure to comply with these stipulations will render you unable to export wood products to the EU after December 30, 2024.<\/p>\n

    It is worth noting that a specific scenario applies to wood products harvested from June 29, 2023, and delivered to the EU prior to December 30, 2024. For these products, importers must adhere to the EUTR and ascertain that the wood was legally harvested. Nevertheless, if these products, or wood products derived from them, are traded within or exported from the EU after December 30, 2024, importers and their customers will be obligated to provide the information and documentation detailed above.<\/p>\n

    In closing, the ETTF underscores the vital role played by exporters in informing their timber suppliers about this new regulation and facilitating the transmission of this crucial information. This collaborative effort is deemed the sole means by which suppliers can ensure the provision of necessary information in a timely manner. Additionally, the ETTF offers further guidance on the information and documentation that will be required by importers in the EU to fulfill the EUDR requirements:<\/p>\n

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    1. Tree species (scientific name):<\/strong> It is mandatory to provide the scientific names of all tree species that may potentially be present in the product. Simply stating the genus (e.g., Pinus spp. or Eucalyptus spp.) is insufficient; both the genus and species must be explicitly specified (e.g., Pinus radiata or Eucalyptus globulus). Importantly, European authorities possess the capability to verify this information through laboratory tests, which may include microscopic analysis and genetic analysis.<\/li>\n
    2. Country of harvest:<\/strong> The precise country or countries where the wood was harvested must be disclosed. In instances where deforestation or legality risks vary within a specific country, it is imperative to specify the region. European authorities have the capacity to validate this information through laboratory tests, such as genetic analysis and isotope analysis.<\/li>\n
    3. Geo-coordinates of all plots of land:<\/strong> To ensure comprehensive traceability, exact geo-coordinates for all land plots where the wood within the product may have been harvested are indispensable. For plots measuring 4 hectares or less, a single point is deemed adequate, while larger plots necessitate a sufficient number of points to accurately delineate the perimeter. These coordinates should encompass both latitude and longitude values, with a minimum of at least six decimal places. Importers are obligated to enter both the quantity of imported products and the coordinates for each individual import through an EU online portal. This portal serves the critical function of detecting any unrealistic information, such as instances where suppliers submit identical coordinates to multiple importers, even if the wood originates from distinct areas.<\/li>\n
    4. Date or time range of harvest:<\/strong> It is obligatory to furnish information pertaining to the date or time range of timber harvesting. European authorities possess the capability to employ satellite imagery to verify whether the harvest occurred within the specified timeframe.<\/li>\n
    5. Evidence of legal harvest:<\/strong> The EUDR necessitates that the timber must have been harvested in accordance with the relevant legislation of the country of production. This encompasses an array of aspects, including land use rights, environmental protection, forest-related rules pertaining to forest management and biodiversity conservation (where directly related to wood harvesting), third-party rights, labor rights, human rights as protected under international law, the principle of free, prior, and informed consent (FPIC) as outlined in the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, as well as tax, anti-corruption, trade, and customs regulations. The specific evidence required for each case hinges upon the applicable legislation in the country of harvest and the local legality risks. In certain situations, some aspects may not be relevant. If indigenous communities are present in or around the logging area, it is imperative to provide evidence that their rights have not been violated. If logging permits are mandated by the country of harvest, these permits must be furnished, along with official transport documentation. In cases where logging on private land does not necessitate permits, alternative evidence of legality must be presented. Additionally, internationally recognized certification schemes can serve as valuable tools to demonstrate legality. To establish a tangible link between the provided geo-coordinates, evidence of legality, and the exported timber product, proof of the supply chain in the form of delivery notes or invoices is indispensable. It is of utmost importance to ensure that the documentation aligns seamlessly with the exported timber and is plausible in terms of dates and quantities. Enhanced risk mitigation measures are prescribed for timber originating from countries with elevated levels of illegal logging or corruption.<\/li>\n
    6. Evidence of deforestation-free status:<\/strong> Importers bear the responsibility of substantiating that their imported products have not contributed to deforestation or forest degradation. While the importer can employ satellite images for this purpose, any alternative credible evidence attesting to the product's deforestation-free status should also be provided to the importer.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

      Furthermore, it is noteworthy that timber imported into the EU with a valid FLEGT (Forest Law Enforcement, Governance, and Trade) license is deemed to have been legally harvested under the EUDR. However, it is crucial to acknowledge that FLEGT-timber no longer enjoys the status of a \"green lane\" as it did under the EUTR (EU Timber Regulation).<\/p>\n

      In summary, these additional notes from the ETTF provide invaluable guidance to ensure compliance with the intricate requirements of the EUDR, emphasizing the significance of accurate documentation and adherence to stringent regulations aimed at preserving forests and combatting deforestation. Importers and exporters alike must be diligent in their efforts to navigate these requirements and contribute to the responsible and sustainable timber trade in the EU.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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