Conad Nord Ovest chooses Tesisquare for total supply chain control with a view to Eudr

Conad Nord Ovest chooses Tesisquare for total supply chain control with a view to Eudr

Conad Nord Ovest chooses Tesisquare for total supply chain control with a view to Eudr

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Conad Nord Ovest has chosen Tesisquare to begin the process that will enable it to comply with Eudr regulations, which prohibit the placing on the market or export of products linked to deforestation and forest degradation.

The regulatory framework surrounding the product (Eudr, Ppwr, Espr, Dpp) is pushing retailers towards more precise supply chain management. In particular, large and medium-sized companies will have to comply with the requirements of Eudr regulations by next 30 December 2026, to avoid incurring penalties of up to 4% of turnover, the blocking of goods at customs and serious operational disruptions. To comply with the regulations, companies must collect data throughout the entire supply chain, trace the origin of raw materials and manage Due Diligence Statements (Dds).

“We chose Tesisquare because its digital supply chain platform is not isolated software, but offers an integrated approach, automates data collection and tracking, simplifies dialogue with suppliers for the adoption of digitalised channels and ensures smooth, risk-free Eudr compliance,” said Marcello Lorenzini, innovation and information systems director at Conad Nord Ovest.

“We are pleased that Conad Nord Ovest has confirmed its confidence in our company, which has a strong presence in the retail sector in Italy and Europe thanks to more than thirty years of experience in E2E supply chain orchestration,” said Laura Rescalli, retail sales account manager at Tesisquare. “Regulations relating to suppliers and products are becoming increasingly numerous and complex. They all require the collection of ever-increasing amounts of information and its traceability. With our collaborative solutions and our supplier network, we help retail companies reduce the risk of penalties while also digitalising the exchange of information and optimising supply chain processes.”

This article was translated from the original Italian version with the assistance of artificial intelligence. In case of discrepancies, please refer to the original Italian version.