Latin America’s Agricultural Exports at Risk? KOLTIVA’s Traceability Tools for EUDR-Ready Supply Chains
Summary
Brazil alone loses 1.7 million hectares of forest annually, contributing one-third of global tropical deforestation, making it a focal point for sustainability concerns (OurWorldInData, 2021).EUDR: A Game-Changer for Latin American ExportersTo curb the environmental toll of agriculture, the EU is rolling out the European Union Deforestation-Free Regulation (EUDR), set to be enforced by the end of 2024. With over 11 years of experience supporting businesses across 65 countries, KOLTIVA has developed robust tools like KoltiTrace MIS, which enable comprehensive supply chain data collection, management, and reporting.“Traceability is no longer a nice-to-have; it’s a necessity. Titled Beyond Traceability Talks: Steering Latin America’s Businesses Toward EUDR Compliance, this event, featuring Manfred Borer, CEO and Co-Founder KOLTIVA, Silvan Ziegler, Head of Markets Latin America KOLTIVA, and other distinguished experts, will provide hands-on advice, including success stories from real EUDR projects, practical strategies for supply chain risk assessment, and actionable steps for full compliance. Attendees will also have the opportunity to engage directly with the experts and gain insights into how the company’s solutions can be tailored to their unique needs.KOLTIVA is currently working with multiple clients around the globe on the EUDR compliance efforts. Its modular approach, consisting of KoltiTrace, KoltiSkills, and KoltiVerify ensure all requirements from the EU are met.As a registered Operator (Authorized Representative), KOLTIVA is actively engaged in the pilot phase of integrating our systems with the TRACES platform.