CUSTOMER STORY

Daher x Tilkal

Compliance with EU customs rules from raw materials to planes

Daher, a leader in the aeronautical industry, is laying the foundations of tomorrow's customs by using Tilkal to make the traceability of raw materials based on blockchain a lever for compliance and economic performance.

What's in the use case?

1 - Background
2 - Inward processing: scope of the project
3 - Technological impact
4 - Key success factors
5 - Key outcomes
6 - Key figures

In the same way as other regulations such as the EU Deforestation-free Regulation (EUDR), European customs regimes are evolving towards increased responsibility and transparency obligations for manufacturers and brands. Through this use case, discover how Daher, with Tilkal, ensures compliance with the obligations of the "inward processing" regime.

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A view of Danone's infant formula products

Danone - Customer Story

To make its 'One Planet, One Health' vision a reality and contribute to creating sustainable and profitable value for all its stakeholders over the long term, Danone has chosen to focus on innovation by relying on Tilkal's blockchain solution in order to consolidate its traceability and to gain visibility and transparency in its supply chain.

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Toolkit - Tackling the EU Deforestation-free Regulation (EUDR)

The EU’s new Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) mandates companies involved in the trade of cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber, soya, and wood, along with products derived from these commodities, to undertake extensive diligence across the value chain. Tilkal's Toolkit provides a useful starting point to prepare and implement the necessary components for your compliance.

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