● ARDA x EUDR Compliance Platform

Trace the Source.

Trust the Journey.

Traceability Platform for Thai Agricultural Products

An intelligent platform connecting Thai farmers to international standards under the EU Deforestation Regulation, with a comprehensive end-to-end Traceability Platform

Research Projects

Product Categories

20+

Partner Organizations

Traceability

Deforestation-Free

Geolocation

Plot Geolocation

Ready to Verify

Due Diligence

Announcements / News / Activities

Events & PR

PR Event: "Kick off — Elevating Thai Agricultural Products under EUDR Regulations"

August 20, 2025

IMPACT Muang Thong Thani

Workshop: "EUDR Geolocation and Traceability System Workshop"

November 25, 2025

Public Relations Event: "Go Live _EUDR Thailand Traceability Platform"

January 21, 2026

Project: Market Analysis Study for Key and High-Potential Thai Export Products to the European Union under the EU Deforestation-Free Regulation (EUDR)

December 16, 2025

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EU Deforestation Regulation

What is the EUDR?

An EU regulation aimed at preventing and controlling the trade of commodities linked to deforestation

Deforestation-Free

Products must not originate from land subject to deforestation or forest degradation after 31 December 2020

Legal Compliance

Production must comply with the laws of the country of origin, including forest, environmental, and land-use regulations

Full Traceability

To ensure that Thailand's research activities align with EU requirements and to prepare Thai farmers and trader in every dimension.

Seven Commodities Covered by the EUDR

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Oil Palm

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Wood

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Rubber

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Coffee

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Cocoa

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Cattle

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Soy

ARDA

" Thai agricultural products and commodities can be exported to the European Union under the EUDR "

Project Background

Agricultural Research Development Agency (Public Organization), or ARDA, has been assigned by the Thailand Science Research and Innovation (TSRI) to implement key strategic goals under the Science, Research and Innovation Strategy.

The project is overseen by a Promoting Committee responsible for setting direction and monitoring research progress, comprising representatives from government, private sector, academia, and domain experts.

To ensure that Thailand's research activities align with EU requirements and to prepare Thai farmers and operators in every dimension.

Research & Development

9 Research Projects Driving Change

ARDA funds research across all dimensions — from system design, databases, and legal frameworks to market intelligence and capacity building

PROJECT 01

RSU

Rangsit University

System Design & Supply Chain

Design and develop a comprehensive supply chain preparedness system, along with a geolocation system for monitoring farm locations

System DesignSupply Chain

PROJECT 02

GIS

GIS Company Limited

Geolocation Platform

Develop a digital geolocation platform to analyze risks in agricultural production areas using Geographic Information Systems (GIS), supporting forest monitoring and assessment

SatelliteGIS

PROJECT 03

ALRO

Agricultural Land Reform Office

Land Information Verification

Verify farmer data and plot coordinates in land reform areas to ensure the accuracy of land rights and parcel information

Land ReformVerification

PROJECT 04

DOAE

Department of Agricultural Extension

Digital Farm Map

Update digital agricultural plot data to meet EUDR mapping standards and requirements accurately

Digital MapAgriculture

PROJECT 05

ATDI

Association of Thai Digital Industries

Traceability Platform

Developing a traceability system that captures production data and geolocation of origin, ensuring alignment with local regulations, including labor rights and environmental requirements, to support EUDR due diligence reporting

TraceabilityDDS

PROJECT 06

Access-Euro Company Limited

EU Market Intelligence

Analyze the requirements of EU importers and engage with inspectors and regulatory authorities across member states

Market StudyEU Insight

PROJECT 07

Chulalongkorn University

Thai Timber Legality

Study and verify the legal compliance of Thai timber from planting to export in accordance with the EUDR

LegalTimber

PROJECT 08

Thammasat University

Regulatory Framework and Barriers

Analyzing Thai legal and regulatory frameworks that may pose barriers to exports, particularly in relation to forestry, environmental, and land-use legislation.

RegulatoryCompliance

PROJECT 09

DOA

Department of Agriculture

Capacity Building

Strengthen the capacity of stakeholders in the palm oil supply chain by training 10 master trainers and expanding to over 100 cooperatives and more than 1,000 farmers

TrainingPalm Oil

The Power of

Collaboration

Thailand's readiness for EUDR compliance is driven by the collaboration of all sectors — government, private sector, academia, and farmers — working together to maintain export markets and build sustainability for Thai agriculture