Your Way
to conformity
in sustainable foreign trade
it starts here!
We are the first company in Poland specializing in and providing advanced technology for effective management of sustainable foreign trade.
We help you meet the growing climate requirements in trade. We translate complex regulations such as CBAM, DPP (Digital Product Passports), EUDR (Deforestation Regulation) and the upcoming PPWR requirements or the Forced Labor Risk & Evidence Hub (FLR) into practical business advantages for your company.
Don't waste time on paperwork - we generate reports automatically, ensuring the highest level of compliance!
How can we help you?
Sustainable trade is not a choice – it is an obligation. New climate regulations require companies to be fully transparent and compliant throughout their supply chain. Failure to act could mean penalties, import delays or loss of contracts.
With Green Reporting you can rest assured that your company will always be one step ahead of changes.
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What is sustainable foreign trade?
Sustainable foreign trade is an approach in which the import and export of goods takes into account environmental impact, social responsibility and compliance with increasingly demanding climate regulations.
In the face of global challenges such as climate change, deforestation and industrial emissions, the European Union and other economies are introducing regulations that enforce transparency and accountability throughout the supply chain. Examples of such regulations include: CBAM, EUDR, Digital Product Passport (DPP) or planned PPWR file or espr.
For companies, this means new reporting obligations, the need to obtain data from non-EU suppliers and the risk of penalties for non-compliance.
At Green Reporting, we support companies in effectively implementing these changes. We help not only to meet legal requirements, but also to use them as an impulse to build a competitive advantage based on trust, transparency and responsibility.
Effectiveness confirmed by numbers
2200+
Prepared and submitted CBAM reports
850+
Producers of high-emission goods registered in the 'Reporting Assistant' database
8+
Markets where we serve clients in the area of 'sustainable global trade'
100+
Hours saved with the 'Reporting Assistant' system
Why is it worth working with us?
In a world of increasing regulatory requirements and dynamic climate change, companies need not only knowledge, but also effective tools that will help them stay one step ahead of the competition.
Green Reporting is your strategic partner in achieving full environmental compliance and building a market advantage based on sustainable development.
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