TradeVeri is the market-entry readiness engine for the EU-Mercosur trade route. We build EUDR evidence rooms for Brazilian coffee exporters and open Brazil for EU wine and spirits producers.
On the EU-Mercosur trade route that means proving EUDR compliance for Brazilian coffee exporters and navigating market entry into Brazil for EU wine and spirits producers. TradeVeri turns that complexity into a clear, managed workflow — so you can prove readiness before your buyers, regulators, or financiers ask.
Know exactly where you stand against EUDR and market-entry requirements. Start with a free, fast first assessment.
We construct your digital evidence room and organise everything into the exact format buyers and authorities expect.
Stay current as regulations change. Monitoring, expiry alerts, and buyer-question support keep your compliance live.
Start with a free Readiness Score — a fast first assessment. Upgrade to a Full Readiness Review for a complete gap analysis and action plan.
We build your evidence room, run supplier workflows, and prepare buyer-ready documentation in the right format.
Ongoing monitoring keeps you current. Regulation changes, expiry alerts, and buyer due-diligence questions handled as they arise.
Both deadlines create the same gap: companies that must act now but lack the compliance infrastructure to do it. That gap is what TradeVeri closes.
Every coffee shipment entering the EU must prove farm-level geolocation, deforestation-free origin, and a filed Due Diligence Statement before the deadline. EU contracts are being paused now.
See EUDR coffee readiness →Brazil is now open at preferential tariff. But a non-automatic import licence must be approved before goods ship — most first-time entrants do not know this until a container is held at the border.
See Brazil market entry →Answer 12 questions. See your top blockers instantly.
The free score is the fastest way to understand where you stand. It demonstrates exactly what TradeVeri understands about your situation — before any paid engagement begins. No call required. No sign-up. Just an immediate, practical first assessment.
Coffee (Brazil to EU, EUDR) and wine (EU to Brazil, market entry) are the two live entry points with the sharpest urgency. Six further sectors are in scope and activate as the route matures.
EU-India and EU-Canada routes are on our roadmap and will be activated once the EU-Mercosur route is proven. See the roadmap.
Prove geolocation, traceability, legality, and deforestation-free evidence before buyers ask. Or prepare your market entry into Brazil as an EU producer.
EUDR enforcement on 30 December 2026, ITA market entry active — two distinct compliance challenges on one route.
Check your readiness →Coffee, cocoa, beef/leather, and wood exporters must prove their products are deforestation-free, legally produced, and traceable to the plot — before 30 December 2026.
See export sectors →Wine, cheese, olive oil, and spirits producers entering Brazil face MAPA registration, plant approvals, label rules, and anti-fraud requirements with no clear playbook.
See import sectors →Every coffee, cocoa, beef, and wood shipment entering the EU must prove it is deforestation-free and plot-traceable. EU producers entering Brazil face MAPA registration and sector-specific approvals.
"The administrative burden imposed by the EUDR represents an unprecedented challenge — documentation, infrastructure, and resources that many lack."
Perfect Daily Grind · July 2025
"Indirect supplier traceability remains the primary unresolved challenge in Brazil's cattle sector."
Beef Sector EUDR Dry-Run Report · 2026
Free Readiness Score, then a Full Readiness Review with complete gap analysis, regulatory sources, and a 90-day action plan.
We build your evidence room, run supplier and origin questionnaires, validate geolocation, and prepare buyer-ready documentation.
Ongoing monitoring keeps you current as the regulation evolves and buyer due-diligence questions arrive.
Coffee and wine lead. Each sector has its own readiness path, evidence requirements, and pain points.
Not a menu — a progression. Each step removes one specific form of friction and earns the next. The price only rises after you have seen the value of the step before.
| Step | What changes for you | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Discover risk Readiness Score · 90 seconds | You suspect you have a gap. Now you know whether you do, how serious it is, and what it costs you commercially to do nothing. | Free |
| Confirm the gap Full Readiness Review · 24 hours | You know you have a gap but not what to do. Now you have a gap-by-gap action plan with effort, cost, and deadline — enough to decide whether to act alone or with help. | €490 |
| Build the evidence room Launch Sprint · 4–8 weeks | You know what you need but cannot build it in time. Now you have a complete, buyer-ready evidence room, a documented per-shipment process, and an active importer or buyer relationship. | €12,000–30,000 scoped after the Review |
| Maintain readiness Expansion OS · ongoing | Your evidence room is built, but compliance is not a one-time event. Now your readiness stays current as regulations change and buyers ask new questions — without your team monitoring it. | €3,000–9,000 / month |
TradeVeri is built to win the EU-Mercosur corridor completely before expanding. EU-India and EU-Canada are on the roadmap, activated only once the Mercosur corridor is proven and repeatable. Focus is the strategy.
No new corridor is sold before proof is repeatable in the current one. Each unlock has a hard gate.
Two priority sectors (coffee, wine), the Readiness Score, and both corridor directions are live. EUDR deadline 30 Dec 2026 and ITA market entry are the active forcing functions.
FTA concluded January 2026, ratification expected 2027-28. Unlocks when EU-Mercosur reaches 3+ recurring subscriptions and is cashflow-positive. Pharma GMP and textile CSDDD compliance are the likely first sectors.
CETA provisionally applied. Unlocks once the India corridor is generating revenue. Rules-of-origin compliance and GI protection are the likely entry points.
Coffee (Brazil to EU, EUDR) and wine (EU to Brazil, market entry) are the two live entry points with the sharpest urgency and the fastest path to readiness. Six further sectors are in scope and activate as the route matures.
These two sectors carry the hardest deadlines and the clearest commercial pain. They are where we focus first.
Plot-level geolocation across thousands of smallholders, mixed-lot traceability, and a filed DDS. The highest administrative burden of any sector on the route.
Check coffee readiness →Non-automatic import licence before shipment, MAPA registration, CoA from an approved lab, and a Portuguese label that matches the CoO exactly.
Check wine readiness →Each has dedicated readiness guidance. Sprint engagements in these sectors open as the route matures.
Answer 12 questions and get a fast, practical diagnostic. You are not booking a call, and this is not advice — it is an immediate, honest assessment of where you stand.
Product scope, geolocation, deforestation evidence, legality, DDS readiness, and record-keeping.
Exporters and producers on the EU-Mercosur trade route — in both directions — plus their compliance teams.
12 questions, answered online. Our scoring engine assesses each against live requirements instantly.
A readiness score, your top three blockers, and your scope status. A pure diagnostic — not advice.
🔒 Your answers are private. We do not require sign-up to see your score, and we never share your data.
Practical guides for exporters and producers on the EU-Mercosur trade route.
A plain-English guide to Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 — who it applies to, what it requires, and when.
The complete Article 9 checklist: geolocation, legality, deforestation evidence, and chain of custody.
Point vs polygon, the 4-hectare rule, GeoJSON format, and why incomplete coordinates cause rejections.
A step-by-step walk through the Due Diligence Statement and TRACES NT submission process.
What EU wine, cheese, and olive oil producers need to know about MAPA registration and approval.
Common objections, edge cases, and the questions exporters ask most about getting ready.
TradeVeri helps companies prove their EU-Mercosur readiness fast — and keep proving it as regulations evolve.
Two forcing functions hit the EU-Mercosur trade route at the same time in 2026. The ITA went live on 1 May 2026, opening Brazil to EU food and beverage producers at preferential tariff for the first time. EUDR enforcement begins 30 December 2026, making farm-level traceability mandatory for every coffee shipment entering the EU. Both create the same gap: companies that must act now but lack the compliance infrastructure, evidence documentation, or market-entry playbook to do so. That gap is the business.
Large consulting firms are too slow and too expensive for this. Generic compliance software is built for the EU importer with an existing supply chain to automate — it does not serve the exporter building evidence from scratch. TradeVeri is built specifically for that gap: the origin side, where the big platforms do not go. We win one trade route completely before expanding.
Everything you might want to know before you begin.
Submit a request and we'll begin your Full Readiness Review. This is a request form — not a sales call.
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