When buyers ask, your data is ready.
We trace your raw materials back to the plot, calculate your product emissions and prepare the evidence that EUDR, CBAM and global buyers ask for.
Trade contracts now come with questionnaires.
European buyers and global brands now ask where your product comes from, whether its land is deforestation-free and how much carbon each tonne carries. Some of those questions are now law, such as the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) for commodities and the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) for heavy industry. We prepare the data that answers them, collected once and reused for every request.
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Pass EUDR due diligence
EU importers must prove that the palm oil, rubber, wood, coffee and cocoa they buy are deforestation-free, legal and traceable to the plot. We prepare the geolocation, land legality and forest cover data they need from you.
30 December 2026 EUDR applies to large and medium operators.
According to the European Commission, 2025
Competitive under CBAM
EU importers of iron, steel, aluminium, cement and fertiliser now carry a cost based on the emissions embedded in each product. Actual data from your plant spares them the default values, which are set higher on purpose.
30 September 2027 deadline for the first CBAM declaration, covering 2026 imports.
According to the European Commission and HSF Kramer, 2026
Buyer questionnaires, answered fast
A company's supply chain emissions are, on average, far larger than those of its own operations, so large buyers ask their suppliers for data. Suppliers who answer quickly and consistently are easier to keep.
26 times larger: average supply chain emissions compared with a company's own operations.
According to CDP, 2024
A step ahead of the next rule
The EU will also ban products made with forced labour, and extending CBAM to downstream steel and aluminium products is under negotiation. Supply chain data that is already in order simply expands when new rules arrive.
14 December 2027 the EU ban on forced-labour products applies.
According to Regulation (EU) 2024/3015 and cbamguide, 2026
From market map to evidence pack.
- Redefine
Map the rules and requests
We match your products, target markets and buyers against EUDR, CBAM and the data requests already in your inbox.
You receive: a map of obligations by product and market.
- Redefine
Trace the supply chain
We map suppliers and farmers, survey plot geolocation with our field team and analyse forest cover since the end of 2020 using satellite imagery.
You receive: a supplier and plot map with each plot's deforestation risk status.
- Design
Calculate product emissions
We set system boundaries, calculate embedded emissions per product using the CBAM methodology and build a Scope 1 and 2 inventory for buyer questionnaires. Every calculation is documented so importers and verifiers can check it.
You receive: per-product emissions calculations with methodology documentation.
- Accelerate
Deliver the evidence, keep it current
We compile data packs for your buyers' due diligence statements and importers' declarations, then train your procurement team and suppliers. The calculations stay in Carbon+ for the next request.
You receive: an evidence pack for each buyer and a data update procedure.
Answer the next request from the same data.
Every buyer asks for data in its own format, and your team often recalculates from scratch. Carbon+ holds your Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions inventory, collects supplier data through its portal and produces reports in PDF or DOCX. The next request is answered from figures you already have.
Start with your main export product.
Tell us about your products and target markets. We'll show you which data to prepare first.