What geolocation data is needed for rubber from Thailand?

You need GPS coordinates (latitude/longitude) of the rubber production site in Thailand. For plots over 4 hectares, polygon coordinates defining the plot boundaries are required. For smaller plots, a single point coordinate is acceptable. Coordinates must be accurate enough to verify the land was not deforested after December 2020.

How do I verify Thailand rubber is deforestation-free?

You must obtain documentation from your supplier showing that the rubber production land in Thailand was not converted from forest after 31 December 2020. This typically includes satellite imagery analysis, land use certificates, or certification scheme documentation. The exact evidence required may vary based on your risk assessment.

What HS codes apply to rubber from Thailand?

Common HS codes for rubber include: 4001, 4005, 4011, 4012, 4013, 4015, 4016. However, the specific code depends on the exact product form and processing state. You are responsible for determining the correct HS code for your products. EUDR Central provides lookup guidance but does not make classification decisions.

Can I use EUDR Central for Thailand rubber declarations?

Yes. EUDR Central helps you collect and document the required information for rubber from Thailand, including operator details, product information, HS codes, geolocation coordinates, and supplier details. We generate a structured PDF document to support your due diligence process.