Which products need a Digital Product Passport, and when
Not every product needs a Digital Product Passport on the same day. Textiles and furniture come first under ESPR; packaging rules hit everyone in 2026; wood and natural rubber bring EUDR. The order, by industry, is below.
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Seven industries, one passport. The rules differ; the platform does not.
ESPR expected 2027 Apparel
The first ESPR delegated act is expected for textiles, with AGEC and PPWR already asking questions today
Unsold-goods ban Footwear
Covered by the ESPR ban on destroying unsold goods, with natural-rubber soles under EUDR due diligence
Textiles meet hardgoods Sports equipment
Textile rules meet hardgoods, with passports covering both sides of the line on one platform
EUDR · 30 Dec 2026 Bags
Leather left EUDR scope in July 2026; the ESPR textile passport and PPWR packaging rules come first
ESPR priority group Furniture
Named among the ESPR priority product groups, with wood-derived materials under EUDR
Battery passport · Feb 2027 Electronics
The battery passport applies from February 2027, the first mandatory Digital Product Passport
Tyres · ESPR priority Bikes
Frames, tyres and drivetrains hit ESPR through steel, aluminium and tyre rules, with one passport covering the whole bike