Thailand Launches EUDR One Data Platform for Farm Exports

The Agricultural Research Development Agency (ARDA) and 10 government agencies have launched “EUDR One Data Thailand,” a national data platform established to help Thai agricultural exports comply with the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) and preserve access to European markets.

The platform assists with building a unified traceability system that covers the entire agricultural supply chain by integrating farmer records, land and geospatial information, forestry data, and production information under a single national standard. The EUDR requires products such as rubber, palm oil, cattle, wood, coffee, cocoa, and soy to demonstrate that they are not linked to deforestation and can be traced to their source.

ARDA said it has already supported related research and developed the National EUDR Single Window platform, known as NESW, through the website eudrthai.com. The system enables businesses to generate Due Diligence Statements and trace agricultural products through a centralized database, reducing compliance costs and administrative burdens.

At the “EUDR Thailand 2026: Driving Thai Agricultural Trade to World Standards” event in Bangkok, ARDA signed a memorandum of understanding with 10 partner agencies, including the Department of Agriculture and Cooperatives, the Royal Forest Department, the Rubber Authority of Thailand, and the Agricultural Land Reform Office, to further develop the platform.

The platform is expected to help protect agricultural trade opportunities worth more than 64.9 billion baht annually, increase confidence among international buyers, and position Thailand as an ASEAN hub for agricultural product traceability. Large and medium-sized enterprises must comply with the EUDR by December 30, 2026, while micro and small enterprises have until June 30, 2027. 

Source: NBT World
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