Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 (the Battery Regulation) and Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 (ESPR) both structure Digital Product Passport requirements the same way, whatever the product: model-level data filled in once per product, and item-level data per serial number. Batteries are furthest along because Annex XIII is already fixed law — here's how the same shape applies to every other category ESPR brings into scope.
Industrial, EV and light means of transport (LMT) batteries over 2 kWh need a digital battery passport before 18 February 2027. Annex XII...
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Garments and footwear placed on the EU market come into scope under ESPR (Regulation (EU) 2024/1781) as one of the earlier product groups...
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Consumer electronics and household appliances are named in the ESPR working plan as a priority product group. A DPP here centres on repar...
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Furniture is named in the ESPR working plan, with requirements expected to focus on material origin, disassembly and recyclability — rele...
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Construction products sit at the intersection of ESPR and the separate Construction Products Regulation. A DPP here would carry material ...
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Tyres are named in the ESPR working plan, with a likely focus on material composition, abrasion (microplastic) rates and expected mileage...
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Selling something else regulated? Tell us what it is — the data model is designed to extend.