Plot outlines
Every farm mapped as a plot polygon: the geolocation your due diligence statement needs.
EUDR · Brazil origin
Farm-level evidence for your due diligence
For importers, roasters, traders and retailers sourcing from Brazil: plot outlines, CAR and land-tenure checks, deforestation checks since the 31 December 2020 cut-off, IBAMA embargoes, and the due diligence statement.
Capabilities
From regulation to evidence
Each EUDR need maps to a check in Sequestra, run farm by farm.
CAR and tenure checks
CAR status plus checks that the farmer really holds the land. CAR alone is self-declared and is not proof of ownership.
Deforestation checks
Satellite deforestation alerts from multiple sources, checked since the EUDR cut-off date, with human review of every flag.
Embargo screening
Every plot screened against IBAMA embargo areas.
Due diligence statement
Sequestra generates the due diligence statement from the plot evidence.
Farms stay monitored
Onboarded farms are watched against their dated baseline, so next season's statement starts from evidence you already hold.
Who it's for
Both ends of the supply chain
Importers, roasters, traders and retailers
From 30 December 2026 (30 June 2027 for micro and small companies), the first operator to place a product on the EU market files the due diligence statement. If you source from Brazil, Sequestra gives you plot-level evidence for every farm behind it.
Cooperatives and exporters
Onboard your member farms once and serve every EU buyer: plots, tenure, alert checks and registry status in one place, ready for the statements they file.
How to prepare for EUDR
Get the guide
The EUDR applies from 30 December 2026 to large and medium operators, and from 30 June 2027 to micro and small ones. Our guide explains what that means for your supply chain.
- Understanding EUDR requirements
- Satellite monitoring explained
- Carbon credit verification