Comissão Europeia propõe incluir café solúvel na regulamentação contra o desmatamento

08 de maio de 2026

Reportado por IA

A Comissão Europeia apresentou uma proposta para estender suas normas de combate ao desmatamento para incluir o café solúvel. A medida visa fechar uma brecha que permitia às empresas contornar as verificações nas importações.

Sob o projeto de regulamento delegado, o café solúvel passaria a ser abrangido pelo Regulamento da UE para Produtos Livres de Desmatamento (EUDR). Autoridades argumentam que a sua exclusão cria uma abordagem inconsistente e gera o risco de deslocar o desmatamento, em vez de interrompê-lo. A Federação Europeia de Café classificou a medida como um passo importante rumo a um quadro regulatório mais claro para o setor.

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