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EUDR supplier data templates

Everything you need to ask a supplier for, in a form you can send today: a GeoJSON plot template, an Article 9 data-request checklist, and contract-clause language that requires plot delivery for every lot. Copy or download, no sign-up.

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GeoJSON

GeoJSON plot template

A valid FeatureCollection with one point plot (with Area) and one polygon plot. Replace the placeholder values and coordinates with the supplier plots.

{
  "type": "FeatureCollection",
  "features": [
    {
      "type": "Feature",
      "properties": {
        "ProducerName": "Supplier or producer legal name",
        "ProducerCountry": "BR",
        "ProductionPlace": "Plot reference or lot ID",
        "Area": 2.5
      },
      "geometry": {
        "type": "Point",
        "coordinates": [-47.001000, -15.001000]
      }
    },
    {
      "type": "Feature",
      "properties": {
        "ProducerName": "Supplier or producer legal name",
        "ProducerCountry": "BR",
        "ProductionPlace": "Plot reference over 4 ha"
      },
      "geometry": {
        "type": "Polygon",
        "coordinates": [[
          [-47.001000, -15.001000],
          [-46.998800, -15.001000],
          [-46.998800, -14.998800],
          [-47.001000, -14.998800],
          [-47.001000, -15.001000]
        ]]
      }
    }
  ]
}
Checklist

Supplier data-request checklist

The Article 9 information to request from each supplier, per lot: identity, product, plot geolocation, time of production, deforestation-free confirmation, legality evidence and traceability.

EUDR SUPPLIER DATA REQUEST
Purchase order / lot reference: ____________________
Commodity: ____________________
Requested return date: ____________________

1. SUPPLIER IDENTITY
[ ] Legal name and registered address
[ ] Contact name and email for the person responsible
[ ] Role in the chain (producer, aggregator, exporter)

2. PRODUCT
[ ] Commodity and specific product
[ ] HS / CN code of the goods supplied
[ ] Quantity supplied under this lot
[ ] Country of production

3. PLOT GEOLOCATION (Article 9)
[ ] Geolocation of every plot of land behind this lot, as GeoJSON
[ ] Point with an Area (ha) for plots of 4 ha or less
[ ] Polygon perimeter for plots larger than 4 ha
[ ] For cattle: the establishments where the animals were kept
[ ] Coordinates in decimal degrees, WGS84, [longitude, latitude], 6+ decimals

4. TIME OF PRODUCTION
[ ] Production or harvest date, or date range, per plot

5. DEFORESTATION-FREE EVIDENCE
[ ] Confirmation the plots were not deforested after 31 December 2020
[ ] Any imagery, survey or map references the supplier relies on

6. LEGALITY EVIDENCE (Article 9(1)(h))
[ ] Land-use / tenure right for each plot
[ ] Relevant production permits or licences
[ ] Applicable tax, anti-corruption, trade and customs records
[ ] Third-party rights and, where relevant, FPIC evidence

7. TRACEABILITY
[ ] Link from each plot to this specific lot or consignment
[ ] For goods already placed on the EU market: the upstream DDS
    reference and verification numbers

Notes: ____________________________________________
Contract

Per-lot plot delivery clause

Contract-clause language that obliges a supplier to deliver plot geolocation and Article 9 information for every lot, with a deforestation-free warranty and a cure right. A drafting starting point, not legal advice.

EUDR PLOT DELIVERY AND WARRANTY CLAUSE (per lot)

1. Definitions. "EUDR" means Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 as amended.
   "Relevant Commodity" and "Relevant Product" have the meaning given
   in the EUDR. "Plot" means a plot of land, or for cattle an
   establishment, as defined in Article 2 of the EUDR.

2. Geolocation delivery. For each lot of Relevant Product supplied, the
   Supplier shall deliver, no later than [X] days before dispatch, the
   geolocation of all Plots where the Relevant Commodities were produced.
   Geolocation shall be provided as GeoJSON in WGS84 decimal degrees:
   a point with area in hectares for each Plot of four hectares or less,
   and a polygon perimeter for each Plot of more than four hectares.

3. Supporting information. With each lot the Supplier shall provide the
   information required by Article 9 of the EUDR, including country of
   production, time of production, and evidence that the Relevant
   Commodities are deforestation-free and produced in accordance with
   the relevant legislation of the country of production.

4. Warranty. The Supplier warrants that, for each lot, the Relevant
   Commodities were produced on the identified Plots, were not produced
   on land subject to deforestation after 31 December 2020, and were
   produced in accordance with applicable law.

5. Records and audit. The Supplier shall retain the underlying evidence
   for at least five years and make it available to the Buyer and, on
   request, to competent authorities.

6. Change and cure. If any Plot data is missing, inconsistent or shown
   to be inaccurate, the Supplier shall correct it within [X] days.
   Persistent failure entitles the Buyer to [suspend / reject the lot /
   terminate], without prejudice to other remedies.

Drafting note: this is a starting point, not legal advice. Adapt the
bracketed terms and have it reviewed against your governing law and the
current EUDR text before use.

How to use the pack

Turn a supplier request into a clean file

The three templates work together: ask, collect, and lock in. Each maps to a step in the operator's evidence file.

Start with the checklist, tied to a lot

Send the data-request checklist with the purchase order and put the lot or consignment reference at the top. Requesting the Article 9 information per lot keeps a clean audit trail and makes it obvious which plots a shipment came from.

Collect plots as GeoJSON, then validate

Ask suppliers to return the plot template rather than coordinates in an email body. Points carry an area for plots of four hectares or less; larger plots need a polygon perimeter. Run the file through the validator before it enters your workflow so swaps, unclosed rings and precision loss are caught early.

Lock delivery into the contract

A one-off request is easy to ignore at renewal. The per-lot delivery clause makes plot geolocation and the deforestation-free warranty a contractual condition of supply, with a cure right when data is missing or wrong. Adapt the bracketed terms to your governing law.

Keep the evidence for five years

Whatever you collect becomes part of the due diligence file. Store the plot files, the returned checklists and the supporting legality evidence so they stay retrievable for at least five years.

Supplier data questions

EUDR supplier data templates FAQ

What data do I actually need from a supplier under EUDR? +

Article 9 of Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 lists the information: the product and its quantity, the country of production, the geolocation of every plot of land where the commodities were produced, the time of production, and evidence that the goods are deforestation-free and produced in line with the relevant legislation of the country of production. The checklist template turns that list into a per-lot request.

How should suppliers send plot coordinates? +

GeoJSON in WGS84 decimal degrees, with coordinates in [longitude, latitude] order and at least six decimal places. A plot of four hectares or less can be a point with an area in hectares; a larger plot needs a polygon that traces its perimeter. For cattle, geolocation refers to the establishments where the animals were kept. Validate the file before you rely on it.

Is the contract clause legal advice? +

No. The clause is a drafting starting point that reflects the EUDR duties in plain terms. Adapt the bracketed values, align it with your governing law and supply terms, and have it reviewed by a qualified adviser before you use it.

Why request plot data per lot rather than once? +

Because due diligence attaches to the goods actually placed on the market. Tying the plot geolocation and the Article 9 evidence to a specific lot or consignment keeps a clean audit trail, makes it clear which plots a shipment came from, and lets you carry the upstream reference and verification numbers through the chain.

Do the templates upload my supplier data anywhere? +

No. These are static templates. Copying or downloading them happens entirely in your browser and sends nothing to plotvera. Apply your own controls when you handle the supplier data you collect with them.

From templates to a filed statement

Collect once, then let the workflow do the rest.

plotvera can send supplier requests, take back plot files, screen them against the 31 December 2020 cutoff and build a TRACES-ready due diligence statement, keeping the evidence for your file.

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