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Earthsight submits the comments below to the European Commissions public consultation on the amendment of Annex I to the Deforestation Regulation (EUDR). This amending act is intended to provide technical fixes and clarifications and should not be used to relitigate the scope of commodities covered by the Regulation.
The proposed exclusion of second-hand or used products from the EUDR scope must be clarified and defined to avoid EUDR circumvention. While it is reasonable to exempt products already placed on the market, the delegated act lacks clear definitions and proof requirements for identifying such products.
The attached document provides the Environmental Investigation Agency's full feedback on the Roadmap for the EUTR/FLEGT Regulation Fitness Check. This is a summary of the points made in the feedback document. The Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) takes the position that the European Union Timber Regulation (EUTR) and FLEGT Regulation provide a framework that is fit for purpose and contributes to the…
The European Union Timber Regulation is a pioneering piece of legislation and remains a vital tool in the global fight against illegal deforestation and the associated trade in commodities. While there have been laudable steps taken by a few Member States to enforce this law over the years, these instances have remained the exception rather than the rule.
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