The ESPR enters into force in phases, with product-group-specific delegated regulations that set a timeline and scope for each category. Textiles, electronics, furniture and construction products are among the earliest priorities. The DPP will become mandatory for every regulated product group.

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What do the ESPR and the DPP require?

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• Insight into the environmental performance of your product across its full life cycle
• Material data: composition, origin, recycled content, hazardous substances
• Information on repairability, replaceability of parts and expected service life
• A technical infrastructure to create, manage and make the DPP accessible via a QR code or data carrier
• Supplier data that are complete, validated and up to date

For the Digital Product Passport, building a data architecture is essential. We help you do this in a way that is sustainable and scalable.‍

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• Product group analysis and ESPR timeline – Which of your products fall under which delegated regulation, and when? What are the relevant requirements for your category and what is the implementation timeline?
• Data inventory and gap analysis – Which DPP data do you already hold in-house – in product management, procurement, R&D? What is missing, and how can you approach data collection from suppliers in a pragmatic way?
• Supplier engagement for product data – We guide you in setting up a structured process to collect and validate material, sustainability and life cycle data from your suppliers.
• DPP architecture and implementation support – We help you make the right choices on data structures, registers and technical infrastructure – in line with the requirements of the applicable delegated regulation.
• Software support – Together, we assess which platforms or tools can support DPP management and the product data flow: from data recording and supplier surveying to creating and making available the passport itself.

• Supplier engagement – Mobilising suppliers for the product data the DPP requires.
• PPWR – Packaging compliance as part of the broader approach to product transparency.
• CO₂ footprinting – Life cycle emissions as part of DPP reporting.
• CSRD reporting – Product data as input for ESRS reporting on raw materials and circularity.