The four reports
Each report covers one sourcing region and answers the question the EU Deforestation Regulation puts to every buyer of its commodities: where has forest been cleared since 31 December 2020? Every report maps its whole region, every country and every province or state, at full 30 metre detail.
- Forest in 2000
- Cleared 2001 to 2020
- Cleared since the cut-off
- 2026 alerts, not yet confirmed
Brazil
Amazon BasinWhere Brazil's Amazon forest has been cleared since the EUDR cut-off date, state by state, from Rondônia and Acre to Pará and Mato Grosso, and where this year's alerts show clearing still under way.
- Forest loss every year since 2021, by state and by the municipalities that lead it
- Hotspot maps along the road and river corridors where clearing advances
- Commodities in scope: cattle, soya, wood, cocoa and coffee
West & Central Africa
DRC, Guinea, NigeriaForest loss since the cut-off in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Guinea and Nigeria, the forest frontier behind much of the region's cocoa, rubber, oil palm, coffee and timber.
- Forest loss every year since 2021, by country and by province or state
- Hotspot maps of the clearing that follows new roads and rivers into the forest
- Commodities in scope: cocoa, oil palm, rubber, coffee and wood
Southeast Asia
Indonesia, Malaysia, CambodiaForest loss since the cut-off in Indonesia, Malaysia and Cambodia: Sumatra, Kalimantan and Papua, Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak, and the lowland forests of Cambodia.
- Forest loss every year since 2021, by country and by province or state
- Hotspot maps of the plantation frontier and the peat forests
- Commodities in scope: oil palm, rubber, wood, coffee and cocoa
North America
United States / Suburban SprawlWhere American forest is giving way to suburbs: tree cover lost at the edges of growing metros since 2021, for US exporters of wood and soya to the EU and for anyone tracking how fast development consumes forest.
- Forest loss every year since 2021, by state and by county
- The metro edges clearing fastest, mapped
- Commodities in scope: wood, soya and cattle
Pictures: samples from inside each region, drawn by MITHRIL. Annual record to 2025, weekly alerts to 7 November 2026.
What every report contains
- Forest loss after the cut-off. Hectares of tree cover lost in each year since 2021, by country and by province or state, from a 30 metre satellite record, set against the average of the twenty years before.
- This year so far. The weekly disturbance alerts from Landsat and Sentinel-2, in forest and at high confidence, to the week before delivery, kept apart from confirmed loss.
- Maps of the whole region. Every country and every province or state, where the clearing concentrates, and detailed maps of each hotspot at full 30 metre resolution.
- Commodity context. Which of the seven EUDR commodities the region supplies, and the provinces that matter for each.
- The tables, as a spreadsheet. Every figure in the report, ready for a due diligence file.
- Method notes. Sources, editions, thresholds and limits, stated plainly so an auditor can follow them.
Why 31 December 2020 matters
The EU Deforestation Regulation, Regulation (EU) 2023/1115, covers seven commodities: cattle, cocoa, coffee, oil palm, rubber, soya and wood, and the products made from them, from leather and chocolate to furniture and paper. Before placing them on the EU market or exporting them, a company has to show they were produced on land that has not been deforested since 31 December 2020, that they were produced legally, and where: the geolocation of every plot of land. It records this in a due diligence statement.
As amended in December 2025, the obligations apply to large and medium operators and traders from 30 December 2026, and to most micro and small operators from 30 June 2027. A regional report shows where the risk sits before the supplier files arrive: which provinces cleared forest after the cut-off, how fast, and whether it is still happening this year.
What a report is not
- Not a certificate of compliance, and not legal advice. The operator remains responsible for its due diligence statement.
- Not a check of your own suppliers' plots. For that, see the plot check below.
- Not every loss is deforestation. Clearing, fire, storms and logging all remove tree cover, and in plantations and managed forests much of it grows back.
- Alerts are not confirmed loss. They are kept apart, in their own colour, until the annual record confirms them.
- Legality, land rights and permits are beyond what a satellite can see.
How ordering works
- Choose a report and pay by card through Stripe's secure checkout. Card details go to Stripe; the firm never sees them.
- Stripe emails your receipt straight away. All sales are final: reports are not refundable.
- The firm emails your report from support@lualdiadvisors.com within 2 business days, with the data current to the week before delivery.
- Questions about the report, before or after? Reply to the email or write to the Support Desk.
Your own supplier plots
Plot check: every plot in your supplier file
Send the geolocation of your suppliers' plots, as points or polygons in GeoJSON, KML, a shapefile or a spreadsheet of coordinates, and MITHRIL checks each one against the same records: tree cover in 2020, loss inside the plot after the cut-off, the alerts since, and the plots that need a closer look. Priced by the number of plots.
Questions
Which edition of the data is in my report?
The newest at the time it is prepared: the annual forest loss record through its latest complete year (2025 today), and the weekly alerts to the week before delivery.
How is the report delivered?
By email, from support@lualdiadvisors.com, within 2 business days of payment: a PDF report with its maps, and every table as a spreadsheet.
Can I order a region that is not listed?
Yes. Write to the Support Desk with the countries or provinces you need, and the firm replies with a quote within two business days.
Can I share the report?
The report is licensed to the organization that buys it, for its own use, including its auditors and advisers.
Does a report make my products EUDR compliant?
No. It is evidence for your due diligence, not a certificate. The operator placing the products on the EU market remains responsible for its due diligence statement, and legal questions belong with counsel.
Can I cancel an order or get a refund?
No. Each report is prepared to order, so all sales are final and payments are not refunded. Questions before buying are welcome: write to the Support Desk.
Maps and figures: MITHRIL, from the Global Forest Change record of annual tree cover loss (Hansen, University of Maryland, Google, USGS, NASA) and the DIST-ALERT weekly disturbance alerts (University of Maryland GLAD, NASA OPERA), both CC BY 4.0, read through the Global Forest Watch tile service. Annual record to 2025, alerts to 7 November 2026. Regulation: (EU) 2023/1115, as amended. Prices in USD. Reports are prepared by Lualdi Advisors and are not investment or legal advice.
