Rubber · EUDR
EUDR rubber geolocation — TRACES-ready, without rejections
Natural rubber is in scope for the EUDR, and every Due Diligence Statement needs a geolocation file per plot. Smallholder rubber data arrives as scattered KML, Excel or GPS points — DDSpass turns it into a file TRACES accepts.
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Smallholder rubber data, cleaned
Rubber supply chains mean many small plots from many tappers, often as points with a declared hectarage. DDSpass validates each plot, standardises country codes, and checks that plots sit inside the declared country and on land — the silent errors that cause rejected or wrong declarations.
Points and polygons, the EUDR way
A plot over 4 ha must be sent as a mapped field boundary, not a single point (EUDR Art. 2(28)). DDSpass flags oversized points, closes unclosed rings, drops altitude values and standardises the country code — then exports one combined file or one per producer. Nothing is uploaded.
Questions
Is natural rubber covered by the EUDR?
Yes. Rubber 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 boundaries.