EUDR Parcel Screener — Deforestation Check (JRC maps)
Pricing
from $50.00 / 1,000 results
EUDR Parcel Screener — Deforestation Check (JRC maps)
Screen farm plots against the EU's official EUDR reference maps: forest on the 31-Dec-2020 cut-off (JRC GFC2020), post-2020 deforestation signal (JRC TMF) and the EC country risk tier. Evidence for your due diligence statement.
Pricing
from $50.00 / 1,000 results
Rating
0.0
(0)
Developer
Prometheus Agency
Maintained by CommunityActor stats
0
Bookmarked
2
Total users
1
Monthly active users
4 hours ago
Last modified
Categories
Share
EUDR Parcel Screener — Deforestation Check with the Official EU Maps
Screen farm plots and supply-chain parcels for EUDR (EU Deforestation Regulation 2023/1115) risk in seconds — against the same reference maps the EU regulator publishes:
- 🌳 JRC GFC2020 v3 — the European Commission's global forest cover map for the legal cut-off date 31 December 2020 (10 m resolution).
- 🛰️ JRC Tropical Moist Forest (TMF) — post-2020 forest conversion signal across the tropical belt, where coffee, cocoa, palm oil, rubber and soy are grown.
- 🇪🇺 EC country benchmarking (Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1093) — low / standard / high risk tier per country, embedded and up to date.
One row per parcel: screening verdict (LOW / REVIEW / HIGH), % forest on the 2020 baseline, % post-2020 deforestation signal, country risk tier, the due-diligence level that applies, and plain-language reasons you can attach to your due diligence statement (DDS) risk assessment for TRACES.
Who is this for?
- Importers / operators placing cocoa, coffee, wood, rubber, soy, palm oil or cattle products on the EU market (deadline: 30 Dec 2026 for large/medium operators, 30 Jun 2027 for micro/small).
- Exporters and cooperatives in producing countries who need to show EU buyers their plots are deforestation-free.
- Consultants and compliance SaaS who want a per-check geospatial API instead of building GIS infrastructure.
- AI agents — this Actor is exposed via MCP, so agents can screen parcels autonomously.
Input
Point + radius for smallholder plots, or exact polygons (EUDR expects polygons above 4 ha):
{"parcels": [{ "id": "farm-1", "lat": 4.8, "lon": -75.6, "radiusMeters": 120, "country": "CO" },{ "id": "block-7", "polygon": [[-62.73, -9.77], [-62.71, -9.77], [-62.71, -9.75], [-62.73, -9.75]], "country": "BR" }]}
GeoJSON FeatureCollections are also accepted (e.g. exported from your farm registry).
Output (one item per parcel)
{"parcelId": "block-7","riskLevel": "HIGH","reasons": "Post-2020 deforestation signal on 97.2% of the parcel: forest on the official 2020 baseline (JRC GFC2020) now mapped as deforested (JRC TMF).","country": "Brazil","countryRiskTier": "standard","dueDiligenceLevel": "full due diligence","forest2020Pct": 97.2,"post2020LossPct": 97.2,"tmfCoveragePct": 100,"sources": "JRC GFC2020 v3 (2020 baseline) + JRC TMF 2024 (change) + EC benchmarking 2025/1093","checkedAt": "2026-07-04T12:00:00.000Z"}
Why this Actor?
- The regulator's own data. The forest baseline is the map the Commission publishes specifically to support EUDR risk assessment — not a proprietary black box.
- Per-check pricing. No subscription, no seats, no onboarding call. Screen 3 parcels or 3,000.
- Verdicts you can explain. Every result carries human-readable reasons and the exact sources, ready to attach as evidence.
- Works for agents. Available through MCP so AI workflows can call it directly.
Honest limitations
10 m resolution means very small clearings can be missed and edges are approximate; the JRC maps are non-mandatory, non-exclusive evidence under EUDR. Treat results as a screening signal to prioritise due diligence, not as a legal determination. Post-2020 change detection (TMF) covers the tropical belt; outside it, the 2020 baseline and country tier still apply and the output says so explicitly.
🇪🇸 Chequeo EUDR de parcelas — en español
Comprueba parcelas contra el Reglamento Europeo de Deforestación (EUDR) usando los mapas oficiales de la Comisión: bosque a 31-dic-2020 (JRC GFC2020), señal de deforestación posterior a 2020 (JRC TMF) y el nivel de riesgo país oficial (bajo/estándar/alto).
Pensado para importadores españoles y exportadores y cooperativas de América Latina (café, cacao, madera, soja, palma, caucho, vacuno): una fila por parcela con veredicto (LOW/REVIEW/HIGH), porcentajes de bosque y pérdida, y motivos en lenguaje claro para adjuntar a tu declaración de diligencia debida (DDS) en TRACES. Fechas límite: 30-dic-2026 (grandes y medianas) y 30-jun-2027 (micro y pequeñas). Pago por chequeo, sin suscripción.