Your markets changed the rules. We track every one.
Five major import markets — the EU, UK, US, China, and UAE — have each introduced or tightened origin traceability and due diligence requirements for agricultural and mineral commodities. OriginTrace checks your shipment against all of them before you book freight.
Frameworks checked simultaneously
5
Countries with active requirements
40+
Gap detection before loading
Real-time
Five markets. Five frameworks. One check.
Select a market to see what OriginTrace verifies — and what documentation your shipment needs before you load.
Deforestation-free proof required for 7 commodity groups.
The EU Deforestation Regulation requires operators to prove that seven commodity groups were produced on land not deforested after December 31 2020. A due diligence statement is mandatory for every shipment.
Large operators: December 2025- –GPS-verified plot coordinates required
- –Due diligence statement (DDS) for every shipment
- –Covers cocoa, coffee, soy, palm oil, rubber, cattle, timber
- –Deforestation risk assessment built in
Farm-to-processor records retrievable within 24 hours.
The US FDA Food Safety Modernization Act Section 204 requires supply chain traceability records for high-risk foods. Records must be traceable to the farm level within 24 hours of an FDA request.
Effective: January 2026- –Farm-level traceability required
- –24-hour FDA record retrieval capability
- –Covers fresh produce, seafood, processed foods
- –Applies to US importers and their foreign suppliers
Due diligence records required for UK market access.
UK due diligence requirements for forest-risk commodities mirror the EU model but with UK-specific implementation. Businesses placing forest-risk commodities on the UK market must conduct due diligence and keep records demonstrating legality and deforestation-free sourcing.
In force: January 2025- –Mirrors EUDR commodity scope
- –Cocoa, coffee, soy, palm oil, cattle, timber
- –Due diligence records required per shipment
- –Distinct legal basis from EUDR
Supplier registration required for Chinese market access.
China's General Administration of Customs requires registration and traceability documentation for food and agricultural imports. GACC-registered facilities receive preferential access; unregistered sources face detention or rejection.
Ongoing — registration required- –Supplier registration required for GACC access
- –Farm-level traceability expected for high-risk commodities
- –Documentation must accompany each shipment
- –Covers grains, oilseeds, fruits, vegetables
Origin documentation and halal certification for UAE imports.
The Emirates Authority for Standardisation & Metrology sets food safety and product standards for UAE imports. Agricultural commodities must meet specific testing, labelling, and origin documentation requirements for UAE market access.
Ongoing compliance required- –Halal certification and origin traceability required
- –Commodity-specific standards per product category
- –Documentation verified at UAE port of entry
- –Covers food, feed, and processed agricultural products
Clearing doubts about our traceability platform
Know your compliance status before you load.
We will score your commodity against all five frameworks and show you exactly what documentation your shipment needs — for your target markets, your supply chain, your next export season.