Cattle · EUDR
EUDR cattle geolocation — TRACES-ready, without rejections
Cattle are in scope for the EUDR, and the Due Diligence Statement needs the geolocation of every establishment where the animals were kept. Farm boundaries and points are rarely submission-ready — DDSpass converts and repairs them for TRACES.
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Every establishment, geolocated
Cattle traceability means many production places — farms and pastures — per declaration. DDSpass validates each plot, standardises country codes, and checks that every establishment sits inside the declared country and on land, so a swapped coordinate doesn't put a farm in the ocean.
Points over 4 ha need a boundary
A farm over 4 ha must be sent as a mapped boundary, not a single point (EUDR Art. 2(28)). DDSpass flags oversized points, repairs the geometry and exports one combined file or one per producer. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Questions
What geolocation does the EUDR need for cattle?
The location of each production place — the establishments and pastures where the cattle were kept. Plots over 4 ha must be sent as mapped boundaries, not points.