Which products were added to or removed from the EUDR in July 2026?

Product scope adjusted on 13 July 2026, list contained in the Commission notice itself

On 13 July 2026, the European Commission announced an adjustment to the product scope of Regulation (EU) 2023/1115, together with a set of supporting tools for market participants. This means that the list of products and product categories falling within the scope of the regulation was revised at that time. For companies importing or trading in coffee, cocoa, wood, rubber, soy, palm oil or beef, the core question remains which specific products and CN codes were added to or removed from that list — and that specific enumeration is contained in the Commission notice itself, not in a general summary.

For the precise content of this amendment — which product codes have been added, which have been deleted, and whether existing categories have been merged or split — the notice of 13 July 2026 is the authoritative source. It is important to note that an adjustment to the product scope does not automatically affect the effective dates applying to a market participant's role and product. Those four effective dates derive from the combination of market participant role and product group as structured in the regulation, and a scope change may be separate from those dates or may directly affect them — that distinction cannot be inferred from a heading alone.

Where this is established: Annex I and the notice of 13 July 2026

The basis of the product scope is set out in Annex I of Regulation (EU) 2023/1115, which lists the goods and their corresponding CN codes that fall within the deforestation regulation. The adjustment of 13 July 2026, published by the Commission, amends or clarifies that list. Anyone wishing to know whether a specific product currently falls within the scope of the regulation should cross-reference the published notice with Annex I of the regulation, since the notice describes the most up-to-date position and the regulation provides the underlying legal framework.