India is a growing furniture and handicraft exporter to the EU. Around 35% of India's wooden handicraft exports go to EU markets. The Jodhpur cluster (carved wooden furniture, sheesham, teak), Saharanpur (carved wood) and Jaipur (painted furniture, bone inlay) are the major export centres. India's furniture export sector aims to cross $10 billion by 2030, with Europe expected to account for 35-40% of total exports. Key species: sheesham (Dalbergia sissoo — Indian rosewood), teak (Tectona grandis), mango wood (Mangifera indica). India is classified as low-risk under Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/1093. Micro/small primary operators may qualify for simplified. But most furniture exporters aggregate timber from multiple sources and operate as operators/traders. Full DDS is the standard path. EPCH (Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts) coordinates the sector. EUDRCheck generates the dossier in 15 minutes. €199 per consignment.
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India's wooden furniture and handicraft sector exports approximately $1.8 billion annually, with an estimated 35% reaching EU markets. The Jodhpur cluster in Rajasthan is India's furniture export capital — specialising in carved sheesham (Indian rosewood), teak and mango wood pieces for European home décor retailers.
India is low-risk under Reg (EU) 2025/1093. But furniture workshops are manufacturers, not primary operators harvesting timber. The simplified regime doesn't apply. Full DDS required.
Note for sheesham (Dalbergia sissoo): this species falls under CITES Appendix II. CITES compliance documentation supports but does not replace the EUDR DDS.
Under Article 4 and Annex II, the data fields are defined by law.
EUDRCheck generates the complete dossier in 15 minutes.
Simplified regime only for micro/small primary operators who harvest timber. A furniture workshop in Jodhpur is a manufacturer. Full DDS required.
The EUDR requires geolocation of where the timber was harvested. If sheesham was harvested in Rajasthan and teak in Karnataka, both harvesting locations must be documented.
EPCH is a trade promotion body, not a compliance certification. FSC = complementary evidence under Art. 10.2(m).
EUDRCheck does not generate a single PDF. It generates a complete dossier of eight structured documents, delivered as a ZIP file you download and keep. Every document cites the specific EUDR article it complies with.
Identifies your role (operator / trader / downstream), applicable regime, legal timeline. Article 2 + Article 8.
Signable PDF + TRACES NT-importable JSON. Every Annex II field completed with your data. Article 4 + Annex II.
File compliant with RFC 7946 + WGS-84. Points for plots under 4 ha, polygons for plots over 4 ha. Visual PDF included. Article 2(28) + Annex II.4.
Systematic analysis of the 14 criteria of Article 10.2 (letters a to n). Formal conclusion on risk level. Article 10.
Mitigation measures adopted or recommended when risk is standard or high. Article 11.
Upstream and downstream map with full traceability data. Annex II.5.
Eight dimensions of Article 2(40). Article 2(40) + 3(b).
ICS calendar file with annual review, 5-year retention requirement, 72-hour amend/withdraw window. Article 12 + Article 32.
Generated from your own input, in your own browser. No data leaves your device.
Eight documents. 15 min. €199.
Indian timber supply chains may have state forest department transit permits with harvesting location data. If available, EUDRCheck imports it.
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Under Article 25, penalties apply to the EU operator.
Article 25.2(a) requires Member States to impose fines with a maximum of at least 4% of the operator's or trader's total annual EU-wide turnover in the financial year preceding the fine decision. The maximum may be raised to exceed the economic benefit gained.
Article 25.2(b) and (c) — the relevant product and the revenues from its transaction may be seized by national customs and competent authorities.
Article 25.2(d) — temporary exclusion from tendering procedures, grants and concessions for a maximum of 12 months.
Article 25.2(e) — prohibition on placing relevant products on the EU market until full compliance is demonstrated. Applies to the European buyer, who will pass the consequence upstream to the non-compliant supplier.
Under Article 25.5, the Commission publishes every infringement decision.
| Alternative | Cost | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Consultancy (Delhi, Jodhpur, EU) | €2,000–€5,000 | 1-3 weeks |
| Enterprise platform | €8,000–€20,000/year | Yearly |
| EPCH / FSC | Fees | Supporting |
| EUDRCheck | €199 | 28-page dossier, 15 min |
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