Pulp, paper & packaging
Prove your pulp, paper and packaging are deforestation-free
From 30 December 2026, pulp and paper placed on the EU market by large and medium companies need EUDR due diligence. MARCO collects geolocation from your suppliers, checks each plot for deforestation and files the Due Diligence Statement to TRACES.
What you are asked to prove
EUDR
Wood-based products must come from land not deforested after 31 December 2020, with plot geolocation and a Due Diligence Statement filed before sale.
FSC and PEFC chain of custody
Certified claims must be backed by records of certified inputs and outputs for each product group, under the percentage, credit or transfer system.
PPWR
All packaging will need a recyclability grade, and plastic parts must meet minimum recycled content. Your customers will ask you to document both.
How MARCO helps
One platform for every regulation you report on, configured around your materials, sites and schemes.
EUDR due diligence in one place
EUDR gives your mills, merchants and converters a supplier portal to upload plot geolocation and harvest data. MARCO checks each plot against satellite deforestation data, flags risk for review and files the Due Diligence Statement to TRACES. Reference numbers pass on to your customers with each delivery.
Certified claims next to the evidence
MARCO stores the certificate and claim for each supplier delivery alongside its EUDR data, so FSC or PEFC claims and due diligence draw on the same records and the same audit trail.
Carbon footprint for packaging buyers
Brand owners increasingly ask for the footprint of the board or packaging they buy. GHG & PCF calculates it per product from mill data and your own energy and process data.
Passports for packaging
Digital Product Passport issues a QR code per batch or product with origin, certified content and recyclability, ready for PPWR labelling and customer questions.