The European Parliament voted on Wednesday by 402 to 250 to delay and simplify the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), advancing a legislative shift that could push the law’s entry into force by up to two years and prompt an early review of its most demanding requirements. The decision includes a commitment to reassess the regulation in early 2026, even before its current start date, opening the door to further simplifications. Parliament’s adopted position now serves as the basis for negotiations with the EU Council. Since it closely mirrors the Council’s stance, the likelihood of a final ...
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