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EUDR Compliance Solution for Publishing
Prepare for the EU Deforestation Regulation with EAS
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) will take effect at the end of 2025, requiring businesses to prove that their products are deforestation-free and legally produced. For small and micro-sized businesses, enforcement begins six months later, in June 2026.
At EAS, we are launching soon an EUDR compliance service, designed specifically for publishing industry.
We are already assisting more than 1000 Publishing companies with European Compliance.
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EUDR Compliance Solution for Publishing
Prepare for the EU Deforestation Regulation with EAS
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) will take effect at the end of 2025, requiring businesses to prove that their products are deforestation-free and legally produced. For small and micro-sized businesses, enforcement begins six months later, in June 2026.
At EAS, we are launching a dedicated EUDR compliance service — designed specifically for publishers and printing businesses.
We are already assisting more than 1000 Publishing companies with European Compliance.
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Join 4000+ customers from more than 60 countries
Join 4000+ customers from more than 60 countries
Automated. Simple. Built for publishing.
EUDR compliance may sound complex, but with EAS, it won’t be.
Our upcoming EUDR service is designed to take the stress and guesswork out of the process. Everything will be managed through the EAS EUDR Dashboard, a clean, user-friendly tool built specifically for publishers like you.
No spreadsheets. No confusion. No last-minute panic.
EAS EUDR Pre-registrations
You can pre-register for EAS EUDR Service and get your quote
EAS EUDR Onboarding Starts
EAS EUDR Onboarding starts and data input is enabled
EUDR enforced for medium & large companies
Get started well before the deadline, if you are considered as medium or large company
First annual reports
Your first reporting date will be at the end of the year 2026.
Now
EAS EUDR Pre-registrations
Mid-autumn 2025
EAS EUDR onboarding starts
30.12.2025
EUDR Starts for Medium & Large companies
30.06.2026
EUDR Starts for Micro & Small companies
30.12.2026
First annual EUDR Reports
One Dashboard. Full Compliance.
It’s the same powerful EAS Dashboard you may already be using for your GPSR and VAT compliance — now extended with seamless EUDR functionality.
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Input data in minutes — we’ve simplified the process so you can easily enter key supplier and product information
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All-in-one view — track your EUDR compliance status, upload documents, and review submissions in one place
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Built-in logic — the system guides you step-by-step to ensure you meet all legal obligations
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Direct connection to EU TRACES NT — your Due Diligence Statement (DDS) is submitted instantly when ready
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Get your official reference number — fast, automated, and fully compliant
Fully supported
We know your business is publishing — not managing forest traceability. That’s why our team and system will support you throughout the entire process:
- We guide you to collect the right data from your suppliers
- We guide you in identifying tree species and geolocation
- We guide you through risk assessment and compliance
- We submit your DDS on your behalf — correctly and on time
And if anything changes in the regulation, we keep your process up to date — automatically.
Be First in Line
EAS is the trusted compliance partner for 4,000+ international businesses.
Now, we’re bringing the same automation and simplicity to EUDR.
Onboarding opens soon.
Get a quote and join the waitlist below and get early access to the easiest solution on the market — built for publishers.
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EUDR FAQ
Thanks to the latest simplifications by the EU Commission, due diligence statements are now submitted once per year instead of per shipment or batch
Yes. EAS can act as your Authorised Representative and handle the filing of your EUDR due diligence statement, along with compliance monitoring and technical support.
The operator placing products on the EU market is responsible for filing.
However, they may appoint an Authorised Representative, such as EAS, to file on their behalf. The operator remains ultimately responsible for compliance.
The EUDR applies to cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya, and wood — and any products made using these materials. For example, books (wood-based), leather goods, furniture, and food products may fall under the scope.
Non-compliance can lead to:
Significant Fines
Product withdrawal or destruction
Public listing of your business as non-compliant
EAS helps you avoid these risks by ensuring full compliance.