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EU reaches deal on saving core of deforestation law
Last night, EU Member States and the European Parliament reached a deal to delay the application of the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) by one year, while keeping the legal text of this critical law intact.
The trilogue deal also included a political statement committing the European Commission to finalise the country risk benchmarking six months before the application of the EUDR at the end of 2025, and provides the opportunity to simplify and reduce administrative burdens in the review foreseen in 2028.
WWF calls on the European Commission to use the additional time until the end of 2025 to ensure clear, robust implementation and urges EU Member States to prepare for effective checks and controls without further delay.
The deal will now need to be formally approved by EU Member States, as well as the European Parliament first in its Environment Committee this afternoon and then in its December plenary session.

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Orangutans use trees as a means of shelter and food source