Natural rubber is a regulated commodity under the EUDR. Operators must provide plot-level geolocation for rubber plantations and prove no deforestation after the cutoff date.
Natural rubber plantations cover ~14 million hectares globally
Southeast Asia produces ~90% of the world's natural rubber
Rubber expansion increasingly drives deforestation in West Africa and Southeast Asia
4001Natural rubber in primary forms or plates/sheets/strip4005Compounded rubber, unvulcanized4011-4013Rubber tyres and tubesPlot-level geolocation for all rubber plantations in the supply chain
Satellite verification of no forest conversion after December 31, 2020
Smallholder aggregation data for cooperative sourcing models
DDS with rubber-specific HS codes submitted to TRACES NT
Legality checks against producing country forestry laws
Silvatrace uses Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite data to assess deforestation risk for your rubber supply chain. Get audit-ready compliance reports in minutes.