You import wood, furniture, rubber, coffee, cocoa, soy, cattle, palm oil, or derived products into the EU.
EUDR may require due diligence before placing products on the EU market or exporting them onward.
EUDR implementation · Vietnam-EU trade corridor
EUDR implementation for EU importers sourcing from Vietnam.
LamNova turns supplier data, geolocation, legality documents, and DDS workflows into audit-ready evidence systems - from a 1-week Diagnostic to a 30-day Readiness Sprint and ongoing TRACES support.
Initial focus: Vietnam wood and furniture supply chains
Operating flow
1
Scope
Products, suppliers, shipment routes, and operator roles are mapped before any data request goes out.
2
Supplier evidence
GPS, legality documents, species data, and chain-of-custody records are collected from suppliers and existing source records.
3
Validation
Coordinates, GeoJSON, document consistency, and red flags are checked before DDS preparation.
4
DDS-ready file
Evidence is structured into a repeatable handoff for TRACES, internal review, and future shipments.
Built for the EUDR ecosystem
TRACES-NT 
FSC-aligned ESPR-ready
FSC-aligned ESPR-ready Founder intro
Bridging EU compliance pressure with Vietnam supply-chain reality.
A short LamNova introduction: why EUDR readiness is becoming an operational issue for importers and the supplier partners behind them.
Open video on YouTubeThe operating problem
EUDR fails when data cannot become evidence.
GPS coordinates, supplier declarations, certificates, and shipment records only matter if they can be traced, checked, explained, and assembled into a defensible due-diligence file.
LamNova builds the operating layer around that evidence: what to collect, how to validate it, where it lives, who owns it, and how it becomes DDS-ready - without locking you into one software vendor.
Does this apply to you?
If EUDR is becoming operational, you need more than a checklist.
This is for importer teams that already feel the gap between regulation, supplier data, shipment timelines, and the DDS workflow.
Your supplier evidence is scattered across emails, certificates, spreadsheets, and local documents.
The operational challenge is not just collecting data - it is making evidence traceable, checkable, and reusable.
Your Vietnam suppliers are willing to help, but do not know what format your EU team needs.
LamNova bridges the gap between supplier-side reality and importer-side evidence requirements.
From Vietnamese suppliers to EU compliance - without the gaps.
Service ladder
Start narrow. Build the system. Keep shipments moving.
01 · 1 week
EUDR Diagnostic
Know where you stand before pressure peaks.
View EUDR Diagnostic02 · 30 days
Readiness Sprint
Build the operating system for your first compliant supply chain.
View Readiness Sprint03 · Monthly
Ongoing Retainer
Keep supplier records, DDS workflows, and escalation paths operational month after month.
View Ongoing Retainer04 · Per DDS or retainer
TRACES / DDS Support
Turn validated data into DDS-ready submissions and reference tracking.
View TRACES / DDS Support05 · 3-4 weeks
Supplier Data Package
Make Vietnamese suppliers easier for EU buyers to approve.
View Supplier Data PackageWhich path fits you?
Choose the starting point by operational pressure.
Unsure where the gaps are
Start with the EUDR Diagnostic
You know EUDR applies and need implementation
Move into the Readiness Sprint
You ship regularly and need continuity
Set up Retainer / TRACES support
Supplier data in Vietnam is the bottleneck
Use the Supplier Data Package
Evidence quality
Audit-ready means explainable.
Source-linked
Every core data point should connect back to a supplier, document, plot, product, or shipment context.
Version-aware
Corrections, replacements, and new supplier records need a visible trail instead of inbox archaeology.
Reviewable
A compliance owner should be able to follow the evidence logic without reconstructing the story from scratch.
Repeatable
The process must work for the next shipment, not just the first cleaned-up example.
Founder-led implementation studio
You work directly with me - Thanh.
I’m Quoc Thanh Lam, founder of LamNova Consulting. I’m a German-Vietnamese operator with 4+ years managing complex enterprise systems for brands like Henkel and Shiseido Professional. I built my career making complicated operations work at scale - now I apply that discipline to EUDR implementation.
Direct contact
No account managers, no handoff chain. You work with the person who scopes, structures, and drives the implementation.
EU + Vietnam bridge
I speak English, German, and Vietnamese and have worked across both European and Vietnamese operating contexts.
Enterprise PM discipline
Structured ownership, QA, documentation, and rollout habits applied to supplier evidence and DDS workflows.
What LamNova is not
Clear boundaries make the work safer.
LamNova does not replace legal counsel.
LamNova does not issue certificates or guarantee compliance.
LamNova does not force a proprietary software platform.
FAQ
Common questions
Is LamNova a law firm?
No. LamNova focuses on EUDR implementation, supplier evidence workflows, documentation readiness, and operational support. Legal interpretation should be handled by qualified counsel.
Is LamNova a software platform?
No. LamNova is tool-agnostic. We can work around your existing systems, help evaluate tools, or coordinate with software providers - but the core value is implementation and supplier-side execution.
Who is the primary customer?
The primary customer is the EU importer, because the importer carries the legal and operational burden. Vietnamese suppliers are critical partners and can also use supplier data packages, but the main buyer is usually the importer.
Where should a company start?
Most teams start with the EUDR Diagnostic. If material gaps appear, the next step is a 30-day Readiness Sprint or ongoing TRACES/DDS support for recurring shipments.
Next step
Map your EUDR implementation path.
Use the first call to clarify your product scope, supplier footprint, current evidence, and whether the right next step is Diagnostic, Sprint, Retainer, or supplier data support.