Cattle
Live cattle and specified derived products.
Screen your commodity, supply-chain role, country of production and application date — then get a practical next-step checklist.
Use this for an initial screening. A definitive product-scope decision still requires checking the current Annex I CN code.
Complete the four required fields to get a preliminary action path.
EUDR applies to specified products associated with seven commodities. Product scope is determined by Annex I and CN codes, so the commodity match is only step one.
Live cattle and specified derived products.
Cocoa and specified cocoa products.
Coffee and specified coffee products.
Palm oil and specified derivatives.
Natural rubber and specified products.
Soya and specified soy products.
Wood, paper and specified derived products.
The Commission classifies countries as low, standard or high risk. Low-risk sourcing can allow simplified due diligence when all legal conditions are met; it does not mean “no obligations.”
Potential simplified due diligence when conditions are met.
Full risk-assessment workflow may be required.
Higher scrutiny and enhanced compliance attention.
Large and medium operators.
Micro/small operators already covered by EUTR.
Most other micro and small operators.
Certain products newly added by the 2026 scope update.
No. The current Annex I product/CN-code list determines legal product scope.
No. Simplified due diligence can apply when legal conditions are met, but relevant information still has to be collected.
EU customers may still require geolocation, legality and traceability evidence from non-EU producers and suppliers.
No. EUDRChecker is a preliminary compliance aid. Verify current EU legislation, guidance and your transaction facts.