New EUDR Producer Report helps coffee and cocoa producers demonstrate their readiness to buyers and pursue new trading opportunities
Amsterdam, November 3, 2026 — Today, the Rainforest Alliance launched its EUDR Producer Report, a new tool that makes it easier for coffee and cocoa producers to access, download and share information demonstrating their alignment with the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR).
The report brings existing farm data and assessment information together in a single, downloadable package. It gives producers a practical way to respond to inquiries from current and prospective buyers, without gathering information from multiple sources or relying on data sharing linked to transactions in the Rainforest Alliance traceability system.
The information belongs to producers and reflects work already undertaken to meet EUDR-aligned requirements, including collecting farm geolocation data and providing information for assessments and audits. The new report makes that documentation easier to retrieve and share, reducing the need to gather information from multiple sources.
The package includes a Farm Certificate Holder EUDR alignment document including deforestation risk assessment, legality information, and farm geolocation data in GeoJSON format. It complements the Rainforest Alliance’s existing transaction-based data sharing through its traceability platform by allowing producers to share this information separately when responding to buyer inquiries.
“Producers have invested considerable time and effort in meeting EUDR-aligned requirements,” said Yuri Feres, country director for Brazil at the Rainforest Alliance. “They should be able to put that investment to use when working with buyers. This report gives them a practical way to present the information they already hold, whether responding to an existing customer or discussing a potential new trading relationship.”
The report builds on the Rainforest Alliance’s support for EUDR compliance through its certification program, including deforestation risk assessments, geodata collection, legality checks, traceability and assurance systems. To date, more than 1,000 coffee and cocoa Farm Certificate Holders across 22 countries, representing more than 1 million farms and nearly 2 million farmers and workers, have met EUDR-aligned requirements.
Coffee and cocoa Farm Certificate Holders can access the EUDR Producer Report through their Power BI accounts.
About the Rainforest Alliance
The Rainforest Alliance is an international nonprofit organization working to protect nature and improve the lives of farm and forest communities. Active in 64 countries, we bring together local communities, companies, governments, civil society, and consumers to tackle deforestation, advance sustainable and regenerative agriculture, strengthen livelihoods, and build more resilient global supply chains. Our work spans certification, landscape and community programs, and advocacy, connecting action on farms and in forests with change in global markets.
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