EUDR Regulations Threaten Indian Soyameal Exports to Europe

Imagine India sells soyameal (a food for animals) to Europe.

Europe has a new rule called EUDR, which says that food products can't come from land where trees have been cut down.

This means India has to prove where their soyameal comes from and make sure it wasn't grown on deforested land.

But, it's hard for Indian farmers to do this because the soyabeans are grown in small farms and mixed together before being sold.

The companies that make the soyameal want the government to help them follow the new rules so they can keep selling to Europe.