When do DPP requirements take effect?

DPP requirements roll out in phases starting 2026, with batteries leading in 2027, followed by textiles and electronics.

Which products need a Digital Product Passport?

The ESPR regulation covers batteries, textiles, electronics, furniture, and other product categories, with specific timelines for each.

How does a brand comply with DPP regulations?

Brands need to collect required product data, select a data carrier technology (QR/NFC), integrate with supply chain systems, and make product information accessible via a unique digital identifier.

EU Digital Product Passport Regulations: Complete Overview

The EU's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) introduces mandatory Digital Product Passports. This guide covers timelines, requirements, data fields, and implementation strategies.

What is a Digital Product Passport?

A DPP is a standardised digital record containing product information — materials, carbon footprint, recyclability, repair instructions — accessible via a QR code or data carrier on the product.

Implementation Timeline

DPP requirements roll out in phases starting 2026, with different product categories receiving specific deadlines. Batteries lead in 2027, textiles and electronics follow.