Does my commodity code
fall under the EUDR?
Enter the code of your goods and see at once whether it is listed in Annex I to the Deforestation Regulation in the version in force since 18 September 2026, from when the obligation applies to you and what follows from it. The check runs only in your browser – nothing is sent.
Indicative check against Annex I to Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 as amended by Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2026/2102 (status as of 18 September 2026). What is binding is the correct tariff classification of the goods – certainty comes from a binding tariff information (BTI) decision issued by the customs authorities. This is not legal advice.
How to read the result.
What is the check based on?
On Annex I to Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 as amended by Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2026/2102, in force since 18 September 2026. All 93 entries are taken verbatim from the official English text published by the Publications Office of the EU (consolidated version of 18 September 2026); the entries removed from the Annex come from the original 2023 text.
What does the “ex” mark mean?
That only part of the goods under that code falls under the Regulation – as described in the Annex, for example only products of wood, only of cattle or only goods produced with oil palm. If your goods do not match the description, the TARIC data prepared by the European Commission provide document code Y129 for the customs declaration.
The result says “yes”. What now?
If you import the goods, from 30 December 2026 you need a due diligence statement submitted in the EU information system before the goods are released for free circulation (operators that are natural persons or micro or small undertakings established by the end of 2024 have until 30 June 2027 for products outside the EUTR annex – the check shows the date). In the TARIC data prepared by the Commission the statement carries document code C716. If you buy the goods from a supplier established in the EU and sell them on or use them to make other Annex I products, you usually do not submit a statement, but from 30 December 2026, regardless of size, you collect and keep information on your suppliers and customers and, for supplies from operators, the reference numbers of their statements (Article 5(3)). Our step-by-step guide to registering in the EUDR information system walks you through it; the free EUDR check tells you what exactly your company has to do.
Is the result binding?
No. What counts is the correct tariff classification of the goods and the text of the Regulation. Certainty about classification comes from a binding tariff information (BTI) decision issued by the customs authorities of an EU Member State (Article 33 of the Union Customs Code).
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