CBAM · EUDR · EPR

One customs declaration. Three reports.

CBAM, EUDR and EPR all draw on the same import data, each asking for a different slice of it. Get the data right once and all three reports follow from it. That single source is what we build and maintain.


CBAMCarbon border adjustment
EUDRDeforestation-free products
EPRExtended producer responsibility

Three regulations

What applies to your imports

All three obligations rest on data already in your customs declaration: CN code, country of origin, quantity, importer. Everything starts there.

CBAM

Carbon border adjustment

Reporting embedded emissions in imported steel, aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen and electricity, and covering them with certificates.

  • Definitive period since 1 January 2026
  • First annual declaration: 30 September 2027
  • Certificate sales open: 1 February 2027
  • Authority: NKVH
EUDR

Deforestation-free products

Geolocation data, risk assessment and a due diligence statement for wood, coffee, cocoa, rubber, soy, cattle and palm oil.

  • Large and medium operators: 30 December 2026
  • Micro and small enterprises: 30 June 2027
  • Polygons required above 4 hectares
  • Authority: NÉBIH
EPR

Extended producer responsibility

Quarterly reporting and fees for packaging, electronics, textiles and other circular product streams.

  • Quarterly data reporting
  • Imported packaging counts too
  • Product fee and EPR fee handled together
  • The most common entry point

Entry service

Most importers meet EPR first

EPR does not sort by sector: if you import packaged goods, it applies. It is the simplest way in, and the point where it becomes clear whether CBAM or EUDR reaches you as well.

  • Identifying product streams and fee rates from your CN codes
  • Preparing and filing the quarterly report
  • We work from your existing customs data rather than asking for everything again
  • If CBAM or EUDR exposure surfaces along the way, we tell you

Why Aboard

We approach compliance from the customs side

Not from the consultancy side, but from where the data is created.

The customs declaration is the starting point

We work with a licensed customs expert background. The underlying data already sits with you, it only needs structuring.

Fixed price, stated upfront

A fixed fee instead of hourly billing, with scope set out in the contract. No surprises on the final invoice.

One point of contact

No project team, no escalation chain. The same person sees it through.

Three areas, one data structure

If all three obligations apply to you, they will not turn into three parallel processes.

Process

How we start

Four steps, and you pay nothing for the first.

00

Scope Check

We review your CN codes and tell you which regulations apply. Free of charge.

01

Health Check

We examine your existing data and processes, and set out where the gaps are.

02

Setup

Authorisations, registrations, supplier data collection, building the data structure.

03

Ongoing compliance

Filings and declarations on time, with documented backing in case of an inspection.

Start with a Scope Check

Send us your CN codes and we will tell you what applies

The check is free and comes with no obligation. If none of the regulations reach you, we will say so.


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