For exporters and cooperatives
Read every plot's forest history before your EU buyer asks
The EU deforestation rule asks for each plot's location, proof it was not cleared after 31 December 2020, and proof it was produced legally, which includes the rights of the people who hold or use the land. TERRA reads each plot against the forest map the EU published for the rule. In Brazil and Colombia it also reads the national registers of indigenous and community land.
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Pages from the TERRA report
What goes wrong
01
The buyer holds the law and the cooperative pays for it
A Fairtrade network study found the cost of the EU rule pushed down to producers. One Peruvian cocoa cooperative spent USD 60,000 to 100,000 on it.
TERRA answers itUp to 100 plots on one Pro account, and larger files priced by the file.
02
The EU map calls shade coffee forest
The EU's own accuracy check of its 2020 forest map found that 18% of the land it mapped as forest was not. Coffee and cocoa under shade trees are easily caught.
TERRA helpsThe EU map beside the national records and the loss year by year, so a false flag can be answered.
03
Legality includes the land rights
The due diligence statement covers the rights of the people who hold or use the land, and many smallholders farm without a title.
TERRA helpsIn Brazil and Colombia, every plot read against the national registers of indigenous and community land.
04
Every plot, every season, by hand
Checking plots one by one ties up the person who also runs the books, the buyers and the harvest.
TERRA answers itAll plots in one table, each with its forest record and its dates, read again when you ask.
What TERRA does not do
TERRA does not map the plots, file the due diligence statement or certify anything. It reads the plots you have and gives you the evidence.
What TERRA reads for you
- Forest on 31 December 2020, on the EU's mapPer plot
- Clearing since, year by yearPer plot
- Clearing after 2020 flaggedPer plot
- Inside indigenous or community landBrazil, Colombia
- Inside a protected areaPer plot
- All plots in one tablePortfolio, CSV
Before you start
Is this a certificate?
No. It is evidence for your due-diligence statement. The EU's 2020 map is one reference and not binding, so the reading shows it beside the national records. The statement and the legal duty stay with you.
Forest in 2020 from the map the EU published for the rule. Tree-cover loss from the satellite record, year by year to 2025. In Brazil, the government's yearly clearing record. Each reading prints the dates its forest record covers and marks any record that did not answer.
Portfolio · Pro
Every plot in one table, for your due-diligence file.
Hold up to 100 plots on one screen, each read on its own boundary. Export the table to CSV, one row per plot, with tree cover in 2000, loss since, the latest year of loss, any loss after 2020 and protected-area overlap. An unread value is an empty cell, never a zero.
Portfolio
Hold up to a hundred parcels on one screen. The median score, where water and soil stand across the lot, and the hazards nothing on the ground answers yet. Export the table to CSV.
Private readings
Every free reading joins the public wall. A Pro reading stays off it: no listing, no corpus, no link anyone else can open. Publish it later if you choose, or never.
Read again
Read the same boundary again a season later, or after the storm. Every reading of a parcel lines up on its page, oldest first, with the change in score between them.
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Volume
Priced by the file
Send a file of plots, a supply chain or a shortlist. Every plot is read and returned as one table.
Up to 100 plots fit in one Pro portfolio. For more, send the file to connect@dearwise.earth.
Exporters and cooperatives
Read your first plot in private, then add the rest to one table.
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