Which industry does your company operate in?

Batteries

Batteries and accumulators of any kind, including those built into other products.
E.g. e-bike battery packs, electric car batteries, energy storage systems.

Textile and fashion

Apparel, footwear, home textiles and accessories.
E.g. T-shirts, jeans, shoes, bed linen, bags.

Electronics

Electrical and electronic equipment for consumers and businesses.
E.g. smartphones, computers, washing machines, TVs.

Furniture

Furniture for home, office and contract use, including mattresses.
E.g. chairs, tables, wardrobes, mattresses.

Iron, steel and aluminium

Iron, steel and aluminium semi-finished and finished products, among the first groups in the ESPR working plan.
E.g. sheets, sections, tubes, rolled products.

Tyres

Tyres for cars, commercial and industrial vehicles.
E.g. summer and winter tyres, truck tyres.

Construction products

Construction products and materials, which will get a digital passport under the new Construction Products Regulation.
E.g. cement, insulation panels, windows.

Other

A sector not listed: you can specify it in the next step.
E.g. toys, cosmetics, detergents.

• Let’s find out which products and industries are required to have a DPP.

  This article provides a detailed analysis of the impact of the Digital Product Passport (DPP) in the European Union, outlining the overarching regulatory framework of the ESPR (EU Regulation 2024/1781)—which is based on a series of delegated acts—and exploring its priority application to the textile

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