Cocoa · EUDR

EUDR cocoa geolocation — TRACES-ready, without rejections

Cocoa importers must attach plot geolocation to every EUDR Due Diligence Statement. Cooperative data is rarely submission-ready — DDSpass converts and repairs it so TRACES accepts it the first time.

Fix your file — free

EUDR is mandatory for medium & large operators from 30 December 2026 — get your supplier files TRACES-ready now.

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From cooperative export to DDS

Whether the cooperative sends a Shapefile in a local projection, a KML, or an Excel of GPS points, DDSpass reprojects to WGS84, fixes geometry, and flags overlapping or duplicate plots so the same land is not declared twice.

Catch the silent errors

Some files TRACES accepts but with wrong data — an area read as 0, coordinates in the wrong country. DDSpass surfaces these before you submit. Everything runs locally in your browser.