Due Diligence Statement
Declare that commodities placed on the EU market have not contributed to deforestation. Every statement includes a satellite-verified risk check against Global Forest Watch data for your production plots.
Due diligence statements, carbon border declarations, substance reports and product passports for eight EU regulations. Satellite-verified risk checks, automatic tariff calculation, audit-ready PDFs. From €9.90 per document at volume, or €19 for a single filing.
Every document type follows the data requirements of its regulation and produces a referenced, timestamped PDF.
Declare that commodities placed on the EU market have not contributed to deforestation. Every statement includes a satellite-verified risk check against Global Forest Watch data for your production plots.
Calculate embedded carbon for cement, steel, aluminium, fertiliser and electricity imports. The CBAM tariff is computed automatically from the current EU Allowance price and origin-country carbon pricing.
Document Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) in imported articles above 0.1% w/w. Generate supplier communication records and compliance statements for EU market access.
Confirm restriction of lead, mercury, cadmium and other hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment. DoC-ready compliance records with HS code mapping.
Declare recycled content, recyclability grade and heavy-metal limits for packaging placed on the EU market under the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation, applying from August 2026.
Document supply-chain due diligence under the EU Forced Labour Regulation before the December 2027 application date. Supplier mapping and risk-assessment records included.
Prepare Digital Product Passport data under the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation: durability, repairability, recycled content and substance disclosures.
Carbon footprint declarations and material composition records for batteries under Regulation 2023/1542, ahead of the February 2027 battery passport requirement.
Three steps from signup to compliant document.
Register with your company email. Receive 1 free document credit on sign-up.
Provide HS code, supplier details, and geolocation. Automated risk checks run in real time.
Get your audit-ready compliance document with a unique reference number for your records.
Under Regulation (EU) 2023/1115, companies placing cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber, soy or wood products on the EU market must submit a due diligence statement confirming the goods are deforestation-free. The statement requires geolocation coordinates of production plots and a risk assessment. Eureghub runs the deforestation check against Global Forest Watch satellite data and generates the complete statement as a PDF.
EU importers of cement, iron and steel, aluminium, fertilisers, electricity and hydrogen must report embedded carbon emissions under the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (Regulation 2023/956). From 2026 importers must purchase CBAM certificates. Eureghub calculates the estimated tariff from your product's carbon intensity, the EU Allowance price and any carbon price already paid in the origin country.
Eureghub uses pay-as-you-go credits: one credit generates one document. A single document is €19, and the unit price drops to €9.90 at volume. Filing monthly? The Pro plan is €39/month for 20 documents (€1.95/document); any documents beyond 20 in a month are €9 each. New accounts receive one free credit.
Documents follow the data requirements of each regulation and include a unique reference number, generation timestamp and the underlying risk-check data. They are designed as audit-ready supporting records; submission procedures (e.g. the EU Information System for EUDR) remain the operator's responsibility.
Eight regulations: EUDR (deforestation), CBAM (carbon border), REACH (chemicals), RoHS (hazardous substances in electronics), PPWR (packaging), the Forced Labour Regulation, ESPR with Digital Product Passports, and the Battery Regulation.
EUDR and CBAM already apply. Prepare your documentation before the next regulation lands.