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EU using incorrect data to map deforestation, warn exporters

Countries including Brazil and Australia urge Brussels to delay new rules that could ban key goods entering bloc

Brussels is using incorrect data for a far-reaching initiative to ban imports from deforested land, Australia and Brazil have alleged, as they step up demands for a delay to the new regime.

Several countries contend that the EU could unilaterally bar imports of palm oil, leather, coffee and a host of other goods from areas that should be exempt when the law comes into force on December 31.

“The EU’s map is not a single source of truth but acts as one possible source of information for EU operators and competent authorities to determine if deforestation has occurred,” said a spokesperson for the Australian embassy in Brussels.

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