EUDR proof from Peru, ready for TRACES.
Your coffee and cocoa from Peru now needs proof. Origen produces it at origin: plot-by-plot geolocation, checks against 4 satellite sources, and a dossier + GeoJSON ready for your due diligence statement in TRACES. Dozens of plots from many farmers and regions become one dossier per shipment — captured by your suppliers on their phones, in minutes.
No proof, no EU market.
From 30 December 2026, every operator placing coffee or cocoa on the EU market must show — plot by plot — that it was not grown on land deforested after 2020. Without that data you cannot file your due diligence statement, and it can only come from origin.
They are built for large importers. As Fairtrade has warned, the cost of compliance ends up with smallholder farmers who already live on the edge — and the plot data never arrives.
Mapping plots is becoming free. What you need is verified evidence you can actually file.
30 Dec 2026 for large and medium operators; 30 Jun 2027 for micro and small ones. Europe buys 40% of Peru's cocoa and is one of the main destinations for its coffee.
From plot to dossier in three steps.
No spreadsheets, no costly consultants. Your supplier's technician captures the plots in the field and Origen assembles the package your statement needs.
Field capture
The technician records each plot with the phone's GPS and a photo; on plots over 4 ha they walk the boundary to capture the polygon the EUDR requires. Works without signal.
Verification
Each plot is checked against four open satellite sources — Hansen, recent alerts, protected areas (WDPA) and the EU's JRC 2020 reference map — and marked clean, review or deforestation.
Dossier ready
You receive the dossier and the TRACES-ready GeoJSON — per lot, or with dozens of plots consolidated into one dossier per shipment.
No forest loss after 31 Dec 2020. Ready for the dossier.
Doubtful signal near the boundary. Checked before the lot ships.
Forest loss detected. Flagged to exclude or substantiate.
One shipment, one dossier.
A container rarely comes from a single plot: it pools coffee from dozens of farmers and several regions. The EUDR requires the geolocation of every plot behind each shipment; Origen delivers it in a single consolidated dossier. What consultants charge thousands to assemble, Origen generates in one click.
Select the lots in a container — from many farmers and regions — and get a single dossier + TRACES-ready GeoJSON.
If a single plot is flagged, the whole shipment is flagged and you see exactly which plot to exclude or substantiate. The EUDR does not allow offsetting: Origen keeps it clean.
Declared kilos are checked against the realistic yield of the area. If they don't add up, we flag it before EU customs does.
Built for cooperatives, trusted by buyers.
Open-licence satellite data and a dossier with a digital fingerprint anyone can verify — no black boxes, no lock-in.
No spreadsheets or costly consultants: the technician captures and the dossier builds itself.
Captures without internet and syncs automatically when the signal returns.
You receive exactly what the law requires of you, on time.
Powerful inside, no black boxes.
Everything we claim can be checked: open data, Google AI and a digital fingerprint anyone can verify.
Hansen, GFW alerts, protected areas (WDPA) and the EU's JRC 2020 reference map. Open-licence, no lock-in.
Gemini, on Vertex AI, writes a readable report for you. The verdict comes from the satellites, not the model: explainable and defensible.
Every dossier carries a SHA-256 fingerprint and a QR code. Anyone can scan it, upload the PDF and confirm it is authentic and since when it exists — without the file leaving their device.
No closed-licence maps and no “trust me”. You can see and verify every source and every data point — the opposite of the big players' black boxes.
Compliance shouldn't cost more than the problem.
Three schemes to fit your operation — always all-inclusive: satellite verification, QR-verifiable dossier, TRACES-ready data and support in Spanish and English.
Per shipment
To try with no commitment, or for one-off operations.
No subscription. Pay only for what you ship.
- Satellite verification of every lot in the shipment
- Automatic segregation of flagged lots
- Bilingual consolidated dossier with verifiable QR
- TRACES-ready GeoJSON (6 decimals)
- Delivery page for your buyer
Cooperative Plan
For cooperatives and producer associations.
Minimum $1,200/year (up to 300 producers).
- Unlimited plots per producer + Excel import
- Continuous monitoring with alerts and the exact point to verify
- Field substantiation with GPS-stamped photos
- Unlimited per-lot dossiers
- 12 consolidated shipments per year included
- Technician training + WhatsApp support
Exporter
For exporters and companies with multiple suppliers.
Enterprise (multi-origin, ERP, SLA): from $15,000/year.
- Up to 5,000 plots across all your suppliers
- Unlimited consolidated shipments
- Multi-user + query API
- Reports for your compliance team
- Automated DDS filing via the EU's official web services (coming soon)
- Dedicated support
Launch pricing in USD; Peruvian VAT (IGV) applies only to customers in Peru. Founders Program: 30% off the first year for the first 10 organizations (until 30 December 2026).
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What importers ask us.
Wasn't the EUDR "simplified"?
Yes, but not for everyone. The simplified declaration, which allows a plot's address instead of its coordinates, is only for micro and small producers in low-risk countries, such as those in the EU or Costa Rica. Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia, Brazil and almost all of Central America are standard-risk: you, as the importer, carry out full due diligence and need the coordinates of every plot, with a polygon for plots over 4 hectares. Who can use the simplified declaration.
Do suppliers need internet at the plot?
No. The technician captures everything on the phone — GPS and photo — without signal, and the plots upload automatically when the connection returns.
What if a plot shows deforestation?
It is marked “review” or “deforestation” so it can be checked before the lot ships to you. Origen is the detection tool; the final decision rests with you as the operator and with your supplier.
Who files the statement in the EU?
The EU operator — usually you, the importer — files it in the EU information system. Origen delivers the data package ready for you to do so.
Does it work for coffee and cocoa?
Yes, and for any EUDR product whose origin is a plot. Today we focus on coffee and cocoa; for coffee, see the EUDR guide to Peruvian coffee, and for cocoa, the EUDR guide to Peruvian cocoa.
What about large plots (over 4 ha)?
The app lets the technician walk the boundary and record the polygon with GPS — the format the EU requires for plots over 4 hectares. Smaller plots are recorded with a single point.
Does Origen certify compliance?
No. Origen delivers verified evidence to support your due diligence statement; legal responsibility stays with the operator who files it, and certification schemes are complementary. Our job is to give you reliable data from origin, not a label.
How do I know a dossier is authentic?
Every dossier carries a QR code and a digital fingerprint (SHA-256). Anyone can open the verification page, upload the file and instantly confirm it is authentic and since when it exists — without the file leaving their device.
Your deadline is coming. Your suppliers can start today.
Get your Peruvian supply chain ready before the deadline. Nothing to install, no consultants: your suppliers capture their first plot today and you get the dossier in minutes.