Soy · EUDR
EUDR soy geolocation — TRACES-ready, without rejections
Soy is in scope for the EUDR, and every Due Diligence Statement needs plot geolocation. Large soy fields usually arrive as Shapefiles in a national grid — DDSpass reprojects and repairs them into a file TRACES accepts.
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Big fields, national grids
Soy plots often arrive as a zipped Shapefile in a projected national coordinate system. DDSpass reads the .prj, reprojects to WGS84 decimal degrees, and repairs the geometry issues — self-intersections, unclosed rings — that TRACES rejects.
Under the 25 MB limit
Detailed field boundaries can push a file over the 25 MB TRACES limit. DDSpass strips collinear points and simplifies boundaries within a 0.5% area guard to bring it under — or gives you the official split instructions if it still won't fit. Nothing is uploaded.
Questions
Is soy in scope for the EUDR?
Yes. Soya 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.