Industry reaction on EUDR changes: “Relief, but not enough”

While the new proposals address some of the timber industry’s long-standing concerns, sector representatives argue that the regulation still imposes unrealistic expectations and timelines. In a statement issued in Vienna, the Austrian Timber Industry Association welcomed the Commission’s attempt to simplify reporting but reiterated its demand for a further 12-month postponement of the regulation. “Although the Commission’s plans address several of our proposals for simplification, the overall timeline remains far too ambitious,” said Dr. Erlfried Taurer, the association’s chairman. “Most Member States have not yet adopted implementing legislation or designated enforcement authorities ...

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