
When, What, How?
The Digital Product Passport (DPP) will be introduced in phases across different sectors according to the Work Plan 2025–2030. Industries with a high environmental footprint and key importance for the circular economy will be affected first. This will primarily impact manufacturers, importers, and retailers in priority sectors, as the new requirements will come into effect earliest there and set the standard for other product categories on the European market.
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Frequently Asked Questions

They must ensure that every product has a valid passport, accessible to customers, partners, and regulators. This is a condition for placing products on the European market.
These sectors are associated with high emissions, difficult recyclability, and significant waste. DPP aims to reduce environmental impact and promote more sustainable production.
Information about composition, material origin, energy efficiency, carbon footprint, repairability, recyclability, and conditions for safe use.
It will provide transparency and traceability, facilitating collaboration, trust, and access to new markets in the EU.
Earlier compliance, avoiding sanctions, competitive advantage, greater customer trust, and the opportunity for financing through European programs.
Yes, other sectors will gradually be included, such as furniture, tires, mattresses, steel, aluminum, and materials with high energy consumption.

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