**An EUDR-ready teak furniture exporter prepares the geolocation coordinates, due-diligence data, and SVLK/FLEGT paperwork EU buyers need to file their own due-diligence statement under Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 — proving your solid teak (jati) was not linked to land deforested after 31 December 2020. We prepare the documentation; the authorities decide acceptance.**
What does “EUDR-ready” actually mean for a teak furniture exporter?
The EU Deforestation Regulation, Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 adopted in 2023, goes further than older timber rules. It asks for two things at once: your teak must be legal, and it must be deforestation-free — grown on land that was not deforested or degraded after the cut-off date of 31 December 2020. Wooden furniture sits inside its scope, so an importer placing a container of Jepara chairs on the EU market must file a due-diligence statement with geolocation traceability back to the plot where the timber grew.
We call ourselves EUDR-ready because we assemble that evidence packet for you before the container leaves Semarang. That does not mean we clear your goods or promise the statement is accepted — acceptance of any due-diligence statement rests with EU Competent Authorities, not with us. What we sell is thorough, honest document preparation, not a customs guarantee.
Why doesn’t SVLK or FLEGT already cover EUDR?
Indonesia built a strong legality backbone years ago. SVLK (Sistem Verifikasi Legalitas Kayu) has been the country’s mandatory national timber-legality system since January 2013, tracing wood from origin through the supply chain to export, and teak is squarely inside its scope. Indonesia became the world’s first country to issue FLEGT licences in November 2016, and a FLEGT-licensed shipment automatically meets the older EU Timber Regulation (EUTR, Regulation (EU) No 995/2010) without further importer due diligence.
Here is the catch buyers keep missing: SVLK and FLEGT prove legality, but EUDR also demands deforestation-free proof plus geolocation. FLEGT and SVLK on their own do not by themselves satisfy EUDR. So a licence that was enough in 2016 is not enough for the new regime, whose full application phases in around the end of 2026 — making it a live 2027 concern for anyone importing teak furniture into Europe.
| Requirement | SVLK / FLEGT | EUDR (Reg 2023/1115) |
|---|---|---|
| Proves timber is legal | Yes | Yes (still required) |
| Deforestation-free after 31 Dec 2020 | Not covered | Required |
| Plot-level geolocation | Not required | Required |
| Due-diligence statement filed by importer | No | Yes |
| Who decides acceptance | EU Competent Authorities | EU Competent Authorities |
What documentation do we prepare for your EUDR due-diligence file?
For each order we compile a data pack the importer can lean on when filing. Typical contents include the geolocation of the harvest source, the chain-of-custody records behind our SVLK legality documents, species and volume declarations for the solid teak (jati) used, kiln-dry moisture records, and packing/FOB paperwork. We source generically through vetted Jepara workshops and never invent a certificate or V-Legal number — every document is a real one or it is not in the file.
The table below shows indicative example figures only. These are illustrative, as of 2026 and subject to change; real numbers are quote-based per piece and per spec, moving with grade (A heartwood vs B), construction, finish, and how the pieces cube out inside a container.
| Option | What it covers | Indicative example (as of 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Grade A kiln-dried indoor set | Heartwood jati, MC ~8–12%, EUDR data pack | quoted per item list |
| Grade B outdoor furniture | Mixed A/B, weathering finish | quoted per item list, below Grade A |
| EUDR documentation package | Geolocation + due-diligence data compiled | included with export order |
| FOB loading | Semarang / Tanjung Emas (also Surabaya) | priced per container cubing |
| MOQ | Mixed container that cubes out (~1×20ft) | confirmed on quote |
No official government source publishes fixed FOB prices or grade definitions for Indonesian teak furniture, so we will not print a single guaranteed number. You send a buyer item list; we return a written quotation.
How does ordering EUDR-ready teak furniture work?
- Share your list. Send drawings, references, target grade (A or B), quantities, and your EU destination via WhatsApp or the quote form.
- Receive a written quote. We price per piece and per spec, estimate container cubing, and confirm the FOB point (Semarang / Tanjung Emas or Surabaya).
- Sample and confirm. Approve a sample or spec sheet; we lock construction, finish, and kiln-dry moisture targets.
- Production in Jepara workshops. Solid teak is cut, kiln-dried to ~8–12% MC, built, and finished.
- EUDR data pack assembled. We compile geolocation, SVLK legality records, and due-diligence data alongside the goods.
- FOB loading and handover. The container is stuffed and loaded; you or your forwarder file the due-diligence statement with the authorities.
Ready to prepare your EUDR teak order?
Talk to the concierge team at Bali Premium Trip, which operates this desk. Send your buyer item list and EU destination, and we will return a written, quote-based estimate plus a clear picture of the EUDR documentation we can compile.
- WhatsApp: 6281128590000
- Email: sales@balipremiumtrip.com
- Quote form fields: name, email, destination, cargo/volume, and message
We prepare documents and quotes; we do not sell EUDR or customs certainty, guaranteed durability, or fixed prices. Teak Furniture Exporter is part of Juara Holding Group — an Indonesian group operating from Bali across Indonesia since 2015.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does an EUDR-ready teak exporter guarantee my container clears EU customs?
No. We compile the geolocation and due-diligence data your EUDR file needs, but acceptance of any due-diligence statement rests with EU Competent Authorities, not with us. Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 puts the filing obligation on the importer. We prepare honest, complete documentation; we never sell customs or EUDR certainty.
Isn’t my SVLK or FLEGT licence enough for EUDR?
No. SVLK, mandatory in Indonesia since January 2013, and FLEGT, licensed since November 2016, prove your teak is legal and satisfy the older EUTR. EUDR (Reg 2023/1115) adds deforestation-free proof after the 31 December 2020 cut-off plus plot geolocation, which those licences do not by themselves cover.
When does EUDR actually start applying to teak furniture?
EUDR was adopted in 2023, and its full application for wood products phases in around the end of 2026, making it a practical 2027 concern for EU teak-furniture buyers. Preparing your geolocation and due-diligence data now — before the 2026-27 crunch — avoids a scramble when your importer must file.
What EUDR documents do you actually compile per order?
For each order we assemble harvest-source geolocation, chain-of-custody records behind our SVLK legality documents, species and volume declarations for the solid teak (jati), kiln-dry moisture records, and FOB packing paperwork. Everything is a real document sourced through vetted Jepara workshops — we never invent a certificate, V-Legal number, rating, or award.
Can you give me a fixed EUDR-ready price per container?
No. No official source publishes fixed FOB prices for Indonesian teak furniture, and any USD figure we mention is an indicative example only, as of 2026 and subject to change. Real pricing is quote-based per piece and per spec, moving with grade, construction, finish, and container cubing. Send your item list for a written quote.