Introduction to the proposed amendments to the PEFC Sustainable Forest Management standard

We held a special information webinar, open to everyone, on 12 June, to introduce the proposed modifications and answer your questions. Watch the recording.


Introduction to the proposed amendments to the PEFC Sustainable Forest Management standard

12 June 2024 EU Deforestation Regulation

Preparing to give your feedback on the proposed amendments to the PEFC Sustainable Forest Management standard for EUDR alignment, but would like more information?

We held a special information webinar, open to everyone, on 12 June, to introduce the proposed modifications and answer your questions. 

The PEFC SFM Working Group has added and amended a number of requirements to the PEFC Sustainable Forest Management standard (ST 1003) to ensure that PEFC-certified raw material coming out of PEFC-certified forests is EUDR compliant.

Watch the recording


New and amended requirements

The proposed modifications cover the EUDR’s forest categorisation structure, including the availability of geolocation, and address forest degradation. While the cut-off date in PEFC ST 1003 is already compliant with the EUDR requirements, you have the possibility to express your views on that aspect as well.

The consultation

Public consultations are a vital part of the development process of our standards. They are when you can read the draft standard, make your comments, and give direct feedback. Every comment made will get an answer.

The consultation is open until 13 July 2024. Give your feedback.

Further information

To find out more about how PEFC is your partner for EUDR, please visit our PEFC EUDR website.

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If you have any questions or queries regarding PEFC and our alignment with EUDR, please contact us at eudr@pefc.org.

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