EUDR
Your buyer is asking for plot coordinates. This is how you send them.
The EU Deforestation Regulation put a new question at the top of every sourcing email out of Europe: where exactly did this grow? Most tools that answer it were built for the importer doing due diligence. Agririgo is built for the person on the other end of that email, who has to produce the data.
Who is responsible for what
A lot of marketing in this space blurs this deliberately. It matters, so here it is plainly.
The farmer or cooperative
RigoTrace passportRecords the plot coordinates once, at planting or harvest, from a geotagged phone photo.
The aggregator or exporter
EUDR data pack exportKeeps per-farmer attribution through pooling, and hands the buyer one evidence pack per lot.
The EU importer / operator
Not us. That obligation is legally theirs.Runs their own deforestation risk assessment and files the Due Diligence Statement in the EU system.
Capturing a plot without a GPS device
Plot geolocation sounds like it needs survey equipment. For a point coordinate it does not. A photo taken in the field on an ordinary smartphone already carries the coordinates in its EXIF data, so Agririgo reads them out of the photo, on your device, and offers them straight into the passport. Above four hectares EUDR expects a boundary polygon, which you can paste from any mapping tool.
- 1Take a geotagged photo standing in the plot.
- 2Agririgo reads the coordinates from the photo and offers to fill them in.
- 3Add the plot area, and a polygon if the plot is over 4 ha.
- 4Export the evidence pack and send it to your buyer.
The evidence pack, in the open
Every passport exposes its EUDR pack as GeoJSON your buyer can drop straight into their tooling. It also lists what is still missing, rather than quietly reporting success. Try it on our live demonstration passport:
curl https://agririgo.com/api/v1/trace/ZM-COF-2526-DEMO/eudr
What we do not do
We do not run satellite deforestation analysis, and we do not output a “compliant” verdict. Deciding whether a plot was deforested after the cut-off, and filing the Due Diligence Statement, is the EU operator's legal responsibility and needs evidence we do not produce. Any vendor telling a farmer their product makes them EUDR-compliant on its own is overselling.
Agririgo holds and presents traceability records. It does not file regulatory submissions on your behalf, does not assess deforestation risk, and is not a substitute for legal or compliance advice. Compliance dates and scope have been amended more than once; confirm what applies to you with your importer or the official register.