From soy to packaging, from animal feed to cosmetics: as we anticipated in our last article, the EUDR affects very different supply chains.
When talking to companies about the European Deforestation Regulation, we often hear the question: ‘At an operational level, who is really involved, what do they have to do and with what data?’
In this video clip, we ask Pinuccia Zarino, CEO of Wiseside, who explains in detail:
- what data is needed at source,
- how the operator works,
- what the trader must do.
Why talk about it now?
The EUDR is not just about compliance: it is an opportunity to make the supply chain more transparent, digital and collaborative. A Cloud/IoT platform such as iChain combines data, batches, documents and partners in a single digital thread: same source, fewer errors, faster verification.
Watch the video and find out how to structure your EUDR journey step by step, without stopping operations.
“Companies that equip themselves today are not just complying with a regulation: they are building a competitive advantage based on data, accountability and trust.” — P. Zarino
If you want to understand how to adapt processes to your supply chain, let’s talk about it.
CEO of Wiseside Srl, thanks to his solid experience in the IT sector and consulting for multinational companies, she has been contributing for over 10 years to the development of innovative and collaborative Supply Chain models, always respecting the principles of sustainability.
