Do the requirements affect your products?
Eight product groups are already in focus across the EU, each with its own regulation and timeline. If your products are among them, now is the time to start mapping data, documentation and supplier chains.
Batteries
DPP for batteries
Mandatory from 18 February 2027, covering ~71 data points and tiered access for regulated battery categories.
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Construction
DPP for construction products
Revised CPR, DoP&C, CE and EPD – how to structure your evidence before passports roll out step by step.
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Electronics
DPP for electronics
Components, critical raw materials, repairability and compliance for electrical and electronic equipment.
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Packaging
DPP for packaging
PPWR from August 2026: materials, recyclability grades, recycled content, PFAS limits and labelling.
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Furniture
DPP for furniture
Materials per variant, chemicals, timber origin, spare parts and avoiding data debt across configurations.
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Steel & metals
DPP for steel
Iron, steel and aluminium: mill certificates (EN 10204), heat/batch traceability, scrap share and carbon footprint.
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Machinery
DPP for machinery
Multi-level BOMs, purchased components, embedded battery passports and the Machinery Regulation (EU) 2023/1230.
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Textiles
DPP for textiles
Fibres, supply chain tiers (Tier 1–4), chemicals, durability and circularity for apparel and technical textiles.
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