Prove where your materials came from.
The sovereign integrity layerFor those who care about integrity.
Every commodity market runs on trust. Trust runs on data. Demia turns operational data from agriculture, energy and critical minerals into signed, auditable evidence. Regulators, buyers and financiers can rely on that evidence before the deadline.
Commodities need trust. Trust needs data.
That data cannot be garbage. You must be able to sign it, trace it and defend it under scrutiny. Nearly every other commodity supply chain builds on three markets: agriculture, energy and critical minerals. Steel needs iron ore. Batteries need lithium and nickel. Food systems need verified inputs and outputs at every stage. If the data infrastructure is right at these three sources, the trust extends to everything downstream that depends on them.
Trusted data in. Trusted outcomes out.
Every site has a question that someone outside the site will ask. Pick a site. Follow one data stream from the instrument that measured it to the proof it becomes. Then cut the connection and watch the edge continue to sign.
The window is closing.
The evidence bar is rising.
Covered magnets, tantalum and tungsten must not come from mining, refining or separation in a covered nation. Suppliers must prove origin back to the mine.
EV, light transport and industrial batteries over 2 kWh need a machine-readable passport. The passport covers carbon, due diligence and recycled content.
Importers of steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers, hydrogen and electricity pay for embedded emissions. First declarations are due 30 Sep 2027. Default values cost more than verified ones.
Cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber, soy, wood and derived products that enter the EU need deforestation-free due diligence. Small operators follow on 30 Jun 2027.
New DoW battery purchases can't rely on cells or components from foreign entities of concern. Standard batteries follow in 2029.
The tax credits for battery components need 60% of direct material cost from non-prohibited sources in 2026. The share rises each year. The records must hold up for six years.
Steel is first in line under the EU ecodesign rules. Passport requirements apply about 18 months after the EU adopts the delegated act.
The law presumes that goods linked to Xinjiang or to listed entities cannot enter the US. The importer carries the burden of proof, on demand.
The FDA rule on food traceability requires key data elements at each critical tracking event for covered foods.