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With the May 28, 2026, deadline coming closer the compliance obligations under EUDAMED apply across the full range of economic operators, not just manufacturers. Importers, distributors, and authorized representatives (ARs) each have their own distinct obligations …

On May 4, 2026, the European Commission published its long-awaited EUDR review package. The release confirms what was already signaled in the weeks leading up to the announcement: the regulation will not …

When the sustainability Omnibus package was approved, and approximately 80% of companies fell out of CSRD scope, many expected organizations to scale back their sustainability reporting efforts. The opposite happened. Research from osapiens reveals a striking paradox: 90% of companies no longer required to report under CSRD plan to continue or expand …

Most mid-sized maintenance teams know the moment well: a line goes down and the technician who knows the machine best is on vacation. This is what maintenance often looks like …

Across conversations with SMEs preparing for the EU Deforestation Regulation, the same three beliefs come up repeatedly. While they are understandable, they can lead to significant compliance gaps. In each case, the cost of holding onto them is measured in time, supplier …

Knowing that EUDR applies to your business is one thing. Knowing how to actually comply is another. Once you have confirmed that your products fall under the regulation and clarified your role …

While many companies celebrated Omnibus relief, their commercial teams received a different message. Customer data requests doubled. Banks added sustainability sections to credit reviews. Procurement requirements changed faster than regulatory timelines.  Regulatory …

Picture this: you run a food manufacturing business. You source cocoa from a West African supplier and sell to major retailers across Europe. One morning, your customer emails asking for your EUDR …