Digital Product Passports, mapped to your industry.
Passport field requirements differ by product category — a battery passport isn’t a textile passport. Find your industry below for the exact fields, standards, and expected ESPR timeline PassoNext builds for you.
- 14 industry guides
- ESPR-aligned field templates
- Free plan available
2029
EU law to explicitly name a DPP requirement
12+
Years EU compliance experience
Free
Plan — up to 10 products
5 min
Average setup time
14 industries, ordered by when their DPP requirement lands
Grouped by the phase-in year — earliest deadlines first, so you can see exactly where your category sits.
2027 First and largest DPP wave
Batteries
Chemistry, capacity, carbon footprint, and take-back data required under the EU Battery Regulation.
Apparel
Fiber composition, care instructions, and origin data for clothing and general apparel brands selling into the EU.
Washing Appliances
Durability, repairability, and energy-use disclosures for washing machines and similar white goods.
Textiles
Fiber content, recyclability, and supply-chain origin data for fabric, home textile, and soft-goods brands.
Fashion
One passport schema across ready-to-wear, bags, and accessories, with built-in resale and authenticity verification.
Construction Materials
Material origin, durability, and recyclability data for building products, tied to CE marking and Declaration of Performance.
Electronics
Repairability scores, component sourcing, and e-waste handling data for electronics and appliance brands.
Footwear
Material composition and origin data for footwear brands selling into the EU market.
2028 Furniture wave
2029 Chemicals, cosmetics, mattresses & plastics
Chemicals
Substance composition, safety data, and hazard classification for chemical products and formulations.
Cosmetics
Ingredient sourcing, safety data, and packaging recyclability for cosmetics and personal care brands.
Mattresses
Material sourcing, durability, and disposal guidance for mattress and bedding manufacturers.
Plastics
Polymer composition, recyclability, and origin data for plastic components and packaged goods.Material sourcing, durability, and disposal guidance for mattress and bedding manufacturers.
2030 Final wave
Timelines above reflect PassoNext’s current published rollout schedule by industry. Several category-specific delegated acts are still being finalized by the European Commission — check the linked guide for your category before treating any date as final.
Frequently asked questions
Does every industry need the same Digital Product Passport data?
No. The EU ESPR framework defines category-specific field requirements — a battery passport covers chemistry and capacity, while an apparel passport covers fiber composition and care instructions. PassoNext provides a pre-built field template for each supported industry, so you start from the right fields instead of building from scratch.
What if my product doesn't fit one of the listed industries?
PassoNext’s passport builder supports custom field sets for any physical product, even outside the pre-built industry templates. Start from the closest matching template and add or remove fields as needed.
When does each industry need to comply with ESPR?
Requirements phase in by product category. Batteries, apparel, washing appliances, textiles, fashion, construction materials, electronics, and footwear lead the rollout in 2027, furniture follows in 2028, chemicals, cosmetics, mattresses, and plastics in 2029, and toys in 2030. Each industry page lists its current expected date.
Find your industry's passport requirements
Every guide includes the exact fields, the applicable regulation, and how PassoNext auto-generates it for you.
