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Advice EU Deforestation Regulation

HELP IN UNDERSTANDING YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES UNDER THE EU DEFORESTATION REGULATION

Provided by Dept of Agriculture, Food and the Marine

How to apply

Apply on the official National Enterprise Hub listing — applications and eligibility are administered by Dept of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, not Tenderwatch.

Apply on neh.gov.ie

About this support

The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) sets rules for certain products linked to deforestation and forest degradation. It applies to products placed on or made available on the EU market, as well as products exported from the EU. The regulation covers seven commodities: cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber, soy and wood, along with some products made from them, such as leather, chocolate, tyres and printed paper.

Who is it for?

Talk to us if you are: Involved in the supply, sale or export of products covered by the EU Deforestation Regulation An operator or trader who needs to understand your responsibilities under the regulation Preparing your business and supply chain for the new requirements Here are all the terms and conditions .

At a glance

Provider
Dept of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
Type
Education & Training
Categories
Education & Training
Industries
Agriculture, Forestry & Fishing
Business size
Between 10-49 Employees, Between 50-249 Employees, Less than 10 Employees

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Auto-imported fromneh.gov.ie. First seen 7 May 2026; last verified 9 November 2026. Always check the official listing on the National Enterprise Hub before applying — eligibility and amounts change without notice.