From 30 December 2026 large EU importers of beef, leather, soy, charcoal and wood must show that every batch comes from land not deforested after 31 December 2020, with the plot's coordinates; smaller ones from 30 June 2027. Their Paraguayan suppliers are asked for that evidence now.
Three steps, usually within 24 hours.
Padrón or cadastral code, KML, KMZ, GeoJSON or plain coordinates.
Against the EU's own 2020 forest map, yearly tree-cover loss and fresh satellite pictures.
A PDF per plot with an ID your buyer can verify, and the GeoJSON the EU system takes.
Forest on 31 December 2020 from the EC JRC Global Forest Cover map (10 m), the map the EU publishes for the cut-off date.
Tree-cover loss on that forest every year since 2021 (Hansen/UMD, 30 m), in hectares.
Sentinel-2 pictures of the plot near the cut-off date and in the last months, picked for no cloud over the plot itself.
Flags for the Eastern Region's zero-deforestation law, Chaco land-use licences and the 25 % forest reserve.
Each plot's outline as the GeoJSON the EU Information System takes for your due-diligence statement.
Give the cadastral code or padrón: we take the outline from the national cadastre. Or send KML, KMZ, GeoJSON or coordinates.
A ranch of several parcels gets one report: a summary of every plot, then a page per plot, as PDF for your buyer.
The same check for plots across the border (send KML or GeoJSON), with each country's forest rules: Brazil's Forest Code and CAR, Argentina's native-forest zoning, Bolivia's ABT permits.
Real plots, anonymised: open the report your buyer would get.
Every report has an ID your buyer can check, and the PDF can be verified as unaltered: verilote.com/eudr/verify
Exporters and the buyers who need their evidence.
Your first five plots are free.
per plot report, in 24 hours
per plot, from 100 plots; one PDF per plot plus a summary
up to 500 plots re-checked monthly, alerts on new loss, DDS GeoJSON on demand
Email the padrones, cadastral codes or a KML/GeoJSON file to
A check covers the deforestation criterion and the national forest-law flags. Legality of tenure, labour and tax needs the producer's own documents. Tree-cover loss includes fires and storms, so a flagged area is a question to answer with the pictures and permits, not a finding.
Sources: © European Union, JRC (CC BY 4.0); Hansen/UMD/Google/USGS/NASA (CC BY 4.0); contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data; Servicio Nacional de Catastro. Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 as amended by 2024/3234 and 2025/2650.
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