EU Digital Product
Passport Regulation
Everything you need to understand and comply with the ESPR Regulation (EU 2024/1781) and the Battery Regulation (EU 2023/1542). Guides, regulation tracking, and readiness assessment.
Compliance Deadlines
Key dates by product category.
Guides & Regulatory Data
Detailed analysis of DPP requirements by product category.
What is the Digital Product Passport?
Definition, data fields, QR code requirements and compliance obligations under ESPR.
Battery Regulation (EU 2023/1542)
Battery passport requirements, carbon footprint declaration, recycled content and state of health.
Textile DPP Requirements
Fibre composition, supply chain transparency, durability, recyclability and REACH compliance.
Readiness Assessment
Discover in 6 questions how prepared your company is for DPP requirements.
DPP Scope
The ESPR regulation applies to virtually all physical products placed on the EU market, with requirements deployed progressively by category.
- Batteries (industrial, EV, LMT, portable)
- Textiles, clothing and footwear
- Consumer electronics and ICT equipment
- Furniture and construction products
- Iron, steel and aluminium
- Chemicals and detergents
Who must comply?
Economic operators placing products on the EU market are responsible for DPP compliance.
- Manufacturers and brands (primary obligation)
- Importers bringing products to the EU market
- Authorised representatives within the EU
- Distributors and logistics providers
- Online marketplaces (shared responsibility)
- E-commerce sellers (Shopify, Amazon, WooCommerce)
ESPR: The New European Framework for Sustainable Products
The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) establishes a unified framework to improve product durability, repairability, recyclability, and environmental performance across the EU market.
Read moreWho benefits from the DPP?
The Digital Product Passport creates value across the entire value chain — from production to recycling.
Manufacturers
- Automated compliance reporting
- Transparent supply chain data
- Improved product lifecycle management
Retailers & Distributors
- Instant access to verified product data
- Simplified returns and repairs
- Enhanced consumer trust
Consumers
- Clear sustainability information
- Repair and recycling instructions
- Verified product authenticity
Recyclers
- Accurate material composition
- Efficient sorting and processing
- Higher material recovery rates
Business Benefits of the Digital Product Passport
Competitive Advantage
Stronger sustainability positioning, compliance with upcoming EU regulations, and access to new circular economy markets.
Operational Efficiency
Better data governance, reduced compliance risk, and streamlined product documentation across the entire supply chain.
Market Opportunities
New services in repair, refurbishment and recycling — plus enhanced customer engagement and product traceability.
Is your company ready for the DPP?
Answer 6 questions and get a personalised action plan based on your product category and current situation.