The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) is the EU's framework for improving product sustainability and enabling a circular economy through mandatory Digital Product Passports.
Battery passports become mandatory in February 2027. Start preparing now to ensure compliance.
The ESPR is a comprehensive EU regulation designed to make products more sustainable throughout their lifecycle. It replaces the older Ecodesign Directive and introduces mandatory requirements for product information disclosure.
All covered products must have a DPP containing information about materials, composition, repair and disassembly, and end-of-life handling.
Detailed disclosure of materials used, including recycled content and hazardous substances.
Products must meet minimum durability standards and include repair information.
Clear guidance on how to properly recycle or dispose of products at end-of-life.
Battery Passports Mandatory
All batteries sold in the EU must have Digital Product Passports
Textile Requirements
Textile products will require DPPs with composition and sustainability data
Additional Categories
Electronics, furniture, construction products, and more
Maintain ability to sell in the EU market
Build credibility through transparency
Support circular economy initiatives
Early adoption demonstrates leadership
Products without required DPPs cannot be sold in the EU market. Companies may face:
Regris makes ESPR compliance simple. Create your first Digital Product Passport today.