In Brazil, a free platform uses government data to track EUDR compliance

Mongabay
Feb 25, 2026, 12:13 pm79 ptsTrending
In 2020, a research paper published in the journal Science found that 20% of soy exports and at least 17% of beef exports from Brazil’s Cerrado and Amazon biomes to the European Union had been tainted by illegal deforestation. At the time, the EU was debating the EUDR, its regulation on deforestation-free…

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