EU Regulations Driving Digital Product Passports
Understand the regulatory landscape shaping product transparency in the EU. From the ESPR to the Battery Regulation, these laws are creating the framework for Digital Product Passports.
ESPR
EU 2024/1781
The ESPR is the EU's flagship regulation establishing the legal framework for Digital Product Passports. It replaces the 2009 Ecodesign Directive, expanding scope from energy-related products to nearl...
Battery Regulation
EU 2023/1542
The EU Battery Regulation is the first product-specific regulation to mandate Digital Product Passports. It establishes comprehensive requirements for battery sustainability, traceability, and end-of-...
EUDR
EU 2023/1115
The EU Deforestation Regulation requires companies to prove that products sold in the EU have not contributed to deforestation. While not a DPP regulation per se, it mandates extensive supply chain tr...
CSRD
EU 2022/2464
The CSRD requires large companies and listed SMEs to report on environmental and social sustainability using European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS). Product-level environmental data captur...
Right to Repair
EU 2024/1799
The EU Right to Repair Directive strengthens consumers' rights to have products repaired rather than replaced. It creates a duty for manufacturers to provide repair services at reasonable cost and req...
Green Claims
COM/2023/166 (Proposed)
The proposed Green Claims Directive aims to combat greenwashing by requiring businesses to substantiate environmental claims with scientific evidence. It directly complements DPPs by requiring verifia...
Waste Framework
EU 2008/98/EC (Revision Proposed)
The revised Waste Framework Directive aims to strengthen EU waste management by expanding Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) schemes, setting higher recycling targets, and reducing food and textil...
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