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Amendments to EUDR could harm EU efforts to block Russian and Belarusian ‘conflict timber’
14.07.2025 The EU has imported a further €273m of ‘blood-stained birch’
Why introducing a ‘no-risk’ category into the EU Deforestation Regulation is a bad idea
19.06.2025 The proposed exemption could create a loophole
Getting EUDR enforcement right
08.05.2025 Authorities should focus on depth not breadth: the first in our series on enforcement of the EU deforestation law
The EU’s Omnibus amendments put corporate accountability into reverse
02.05.2025 Proposals could let major retailers off the hook for abuses
Academic study confirms green labels fall short of requirements set by upcoming EU deforestation law
15.08.2024 Green labels do not fully align with the most important requirements of the EUDR relating to deforestation and legality
UK announces deforestation due diligence rules, but cause for concern remains
11.12.2023 UK gov announces details of its deforestation legislation
EU risks buying 'illegally produced' Mexican avocados as imports surge 70%
29.01.2020 Criminal groups now “embedded in the entire supply chain” of production in Michoacán where violence, extortion and illegal land clearing are rife
A mystery multinational linked to Colombia's dairy deforestation
25.10.2019 Illegal land clearances in Amazon national parks are being driven by the dairy industry; now, the government is targeting the rogue cattle ranchers supplying a global corporation
A quarter of Brazil’s new congress tainted by campaign donations from illegal deforesters
04.03.2019 A new Repórter Brasil investigations finds illegal land clearers and parties linked to slave labour backed congress members
