Palm oil · EUDR
EUDR palm oil geolocation — TRACES-ready, without rejections
Oil palm is in scope for the EUDR, and every Due Diligence Statement needs a geolocation file per plot. Plantation and smallholder data — Shapefiles, KML, GPS points — is rarely TRACES-ready; DDSpass converts and repairs it.
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Plantations and smallholders
A mill's supply mixes estate blocks with thousands of smallholder plots. DDSpass reprojects Shapefiles to WGS84, validates each plot, and flags overlapping or duplicate plots so the same land is not declared twice across an aggregated supply base.
Catch the silent errors
Some files TRACES accepts but with wrong data — an area read as 0 ha, coordinates in the wrong country, a self-intersecting boundary that collapses the area. DDSpass surfaces these before you submit. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Questions
Is palm oil covered by the EUDR?
Yes. Oil palm is one of the seven EUDR commodities; each plot needs geolocation in the Due Diligence Statement, and plots over 4 ha must be sent as mapped field boundaries.