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EU Digital Product Passport

Comprehensive information on the European Union's Digital Product Passport (DPP) framework under the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR, EU 2024/1781) and the Battery Regulation (EU 2023/1542).

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EU Member States affected

Official languages supported

2024

ESPR entered into force

2027

First DPP deadline

Compliance Deadlines

Key dates for mandatory Digital Product Passport implementation across product categories.

Deadline	Product Category	Legal Basis	Status
February 2027	Battery Passports	EU 2023/1542	mandatory
Mid 2027	Textile DPPs	ESPR 2024/1781	expected
2028	Electronics DPPs	ESPR 2024/1781	planned
2030	All product categories	ESPR 2024/1781	planned

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Regulation Guides & Data

Detailed analysis of EU DPP requirements by product category and regulation.

Overview

What is a Digital Product Passport?

Definition, data fields, QR code requirements, and compliance obligations under ESPR.

In Force

Battery Regulation (EU 2023/1542)

Battery passport requirements, carbon footprint declaration, recycled content, state of health data.

Upcoming

Textile DPP Requirements

Fiber composition, supply chain transparency, durability, recyclability, and REACH compliance.

Timeline

ESPR Timeline & Roadmap

Full implementation schedule from 2024 to 2030, delegated acts, and enforcement milestones.

Planned

Electronics DPP

Energy efficiency, repairability score, spare parts, software updates, critical raw materials.

Tool

Compliance Checklist

Step-by-step checklist for e-commerce businesses: assessment, data collection, platform setup, launch.

Scope of DPP Requirements

The ESPR regulation applies to virtually all physical products placed on the EU market, with requirements rolled out through product-specific delegated acts.

■Batteries (industrial, EV, LMT, portable)
■Textiles, clothing, and footwear
■Consumer electronics and ICT equipment
■Furniture and construction products
■Iron, steel, and aluminium products
■Chemicals and detergents

Who Must Comply?

Economic operators placing products on the EU market bear responsibility for DPP compliance.

■Manufacturers and brands (primary obligation)
■Importers bringing products into the EU market
■Authorised representatives within the EU
■Distributors and fulfilment service providers
■Online marketplaces (shared responsibility)
■E-commerce sellers (Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon)

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