Trace Coffee's Journey From Farm to Cup

An open source traceability platform for coffee industry and EU Deforestation Regulation compliance

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About GeoTrace

GeoTrace is a comprehensive traceability platform designed specifically for the coffee industry. Our solution helps coffee producers, traders, and retailers meet EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) requirements through precise geolocation data and seamless record keeping.

With GeoTrace, you can track coffee from the farm level all the way to its final destination, ensuring compliance with regulations while promoting sustainability and transparency throughout the supply chain.

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Key Features

Everything you need for complete coffee traceability and EUDR compliance

Precise Geolocation

Record and verify the exact coordinates of coffee farms to meet EUDR geolocation requirements with polygonal farm mapping.

Supply Chain Tracking

Follow your coffee from farm to cup with complete chain of custody documentation and seamless record keeping.

Risk Assessment

Automatic risk analysis tools to identify potential compliance issues before they become problems.

Due Diligence Statements

Generate compliant due diligence statements required by the EUDR with just a few clicks.

Production Mapping

Visualize all of your geolocation data and view satelite-detected deforestation.

Data Export

Export compliance data in multiple formats compatible with EU regulatory systems and requirements.

EU Deforestation Regulation

The EUDR requires companies to prove their products aren't linked to deforestation or forest degradation, with particular focus on crops like coffee.

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EUDR Compliance Made Simple

The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) aims to minimize deforestation associated with agricultural products imported into the European Union. For coffee industry operators, this means significant new requirements for traceability and due diligence.

GeoTrace provides all the tools needed to meet these requirements efficiently:

  • Geolocation data collection and verification
  • Supply chain mapping and documentation
  • Risk assessment and mitigation tools
  • Due diligence statement generation
  • Secure data storage for the required 5-year period

EUDR Timeline

June 29, 2023

EUDR enters into force

December 30, 2024

Beginning of implementation phase

December 30, 2025

Enforcement begins for medium and large companies

June 30, 2026

Enforcement begins for micro and small companies

How GeoTrace Works

Simple, effective traceability from farm to cup

1

Collect Data

Record precise geolocation data and farm information using our mobile app or web interface.

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Track Movement

Monitor coffee movement through each stage of the supply chain with secure digital documentation.

3

Verify Compliance

Generate compliance documentation and due diligence statements for regulatory authorities.

Platform Preview

See how GeoTrace helps you manage coffee traceability

Dashboard View

Login Control

The portal has user control of who can input and export data.

Farm Mapping

Simple Management

There are different modules to manage producer records, users access, shipments data.

Compliance Documentation

Compliance at glance

It is easy to check if producers are likely to be compliant with EUDR.

Mobile App

Mapping of farms

All data can be visualized on maps with different map views available

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Simple Process

to prepare for EUDR

Step 1

Collect

farm geolocation information from producers

"Producers can use Google Earth, TerraTrack or QGIS to collect polygons. Below 4ha size only single latitude and longitude pair is required."

Step 2

Assess Risk

with simple one-click process

"GeoTrace will compare all geolocation data to public deforestation datasets in the background, checks validity of the data and saves results for all farms."

Step 3

Submit

shipment data

"Geolocations and additional data can be easily exported into compatible GeoJSON format that is accepted by EU Due Dilligence System."

Ready to simplify your EUDR compliance?

Get started with GeoTrace today and ensure your coffee meets all regulatory requirements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about GeoTrace and EUDR compliance

The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) is a new law requiring companies to prove that products like coffee, cocoa, palm oil, soy, cattle, wood, and rubber entering the EU market are not linked to deforestation or forest degradation. It includes strict requirements for geolocation data, risk assessment, and due diligence documentation.

The EUDR will be enforced from December 30, 2025, for medium and large companies, and from June 30, 2026, for micro and small companies. However, companies should begin preparing now to ensure full compliance by the enforcement dates.

GeoTrace provides tools for collecting and verifying geolocation data, mapping coffee farms, tracking the supply chain, conducting risk assessments, and generating due diligence statements required by the EUDR. Our platform makes compliance straightforward by digitalizing and automating much of the process.

Yes, our mobile application is designed to work offline in remote areas. Data can be collected in the field without internet connection and synchronized once connectivity is available, making it ideal for coffee-growing regions with limited infrastructure.

GeoTrace employs bank-level encryption and security protocols to ensure all data is secure. Access controls allow you to determine who can view and edit specific information. All data is backed up regularly and stored securely for the 5-year period required by the EUDR.

Contact Us

Interested in GeoTrace for your coffee business? Our team is ready to help you implement the perfect traceability solution.

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Get in Touch

Email

info@geotrace.coffee

Phone

+1 (555) 123-4567

Office

123 Coffee Street
Portland, OR 97201
United States