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The Green Gate — Issue #11
The Commission has redrawn EUDR Annex I. The practical job is to reconcile CN codes, product masters and supplier controls without treating pending scope relief as current law.
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CBAM is moving from basic inputs to downstream goods. That turns carbon-border compliance into a product-master-data problem.
Read issueThe Green Gate — Issue #9
Forced-labour rules are becoming product-market controls. That makes supplier evidence design a shared compliance problem, not another questionnaire.
Read issueThe Green Gate — Issue #8
Great Britain’s deforestation plan is not an EUDR copy-paste. It is a warning that evidence files now have to survive more than one market.
Read issueThe Green Gate — Issue #7
The CSDDD guideline consultation is the moment to turn supplier questionnaires into evidence design, not another policy memo.
Read issueThe Green Gate — Issue #6
CBAM’s next fight is not the certificate price; it is the electricity evidence sitting behind cement, fertiliser and, for metals, the direction of travel.
Read issueThe Green Gate — Issue #5
EUDR simplification now has a role map; the hard work is deciding who owns each evidence field before December 2026.
Read issueThe Green Gate — Issue #4
CBAM’s rulebook is turning into an evidence architecture test, not just a carbon-price file.
Read issueThe Green Gate — Issue #3
Fertilisers pull CBAM into food politics, and the next compliance risk is cost pass-through.
Read issueThe Green Gate — Issue #2
Brussels cuts paperwork, but the evidence job still sits inside procurement systems.
Read issueThe Green Gate — Issue #1
Leather nears its EUDR exit, coffee builds maps, and compliance turns into a data-sorting problem.
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