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Delay in EUDR Legislation: What It Means for Companies Like Yours   The anticipated implementation of the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) has been delayed*, with mixed reactions across different sectors. While the additional time offers breathing space, it also is a warning for companies that were not yet ready to start implementing the regulation. The EUDR aims to ensure that products sold in the EU are deforestation-free, placing the responsibility on businesses to provide clear traceability across supply chains. However, the delay doesn’t mean the urgency of preparation should diminish—if anything, it’s an opportunity to refine strategies.   Here's what companies should consider:   ✅ Leverage the extra time to map out your supply chain and identify high-risk areas. ✅ Invest in technology to ensure traceability and compliance without disrupting operations. ✅ Collaborate with suppliers to establish sustainable practices now. ✅ Stay informed—the regulation may evolve during this period, so staying ahead of changes will provide a competitive advantage.   At Möbius, we'll be closely following these new regulations to keep you up to date. Questions? Share them below! *Under the condition of the approval of the adapted text by the EU parliament, council and commission.   #EUDR #Sustainability #Compliance #SupplyChain #EURegulations

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