EUDR: Why the second round of negotiatio • Table.Briefings

Does not want to adhere to the demand for a zero-risk category: Christine Schneider.

The negotiations between the Council and Parliament on the postponement of the EU Anti-Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) are entering their second and probably final round. The chances of reaching an agreement have improved significantly since the first meeting.

At the second trilogue negotiation on the postponement of the EU regulation for deforestation-free supply chains (EUDR) this Tuesday evening, the likelihood of an agreement between the Council and Parliament seems significantly higher than at the first meeting at the end of November.

EUDR: Why the second round of negotiations could lead to an agreement

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