Industry directory

Digital Product Passports by Industry

Explore how product identity, evidence, access and lifecycle data change across industrial equipment, consumer products, materials and regulated product groups.

Product-specific rules

There is no single universal DPP dataset

ESPR establishes the Digital Product Passport framework, while product-specific measures determine scope, data, passport level, access and application dates. Batteries follow a separate passport route under the EU Battery Regulation, and other sectors may also intersect with their own legislation.

Industry guides

Find the product-data route relevant to you

Long-life assets

Industrial equipment

Serialised identity, technical evidence, service history and controlled stakeholder access.

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Safety-critical products

Lifting equipment

QR and NFC identity, certificates, inspection context and append-only lifecycle records.

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ESPR priority

Textiles and apparel

Fibre composition, supplier evidence, care, repair, reuse and end-of-life information.

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Separate EU regulation

Batteries

Battery identity, Annex XIII data, access rights and lifecycle integration for covered batteries.

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Product readiness

Electronics

Component structure, repair evidence, software context, substances and lifecycle traceability.

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ESPR priority

Steel and aluminium

Heat, batch and coil identity, material evidence, carbon data and downstream traceability.

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Multiple regulatory tracks

Automotive and mobility

Vehicle circularity, EV battery passports, component evidence and product relationships.

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CPR and ESPR interface

Construction products

Product-type identity, declarations, technical evidence, BIM interoperability and lifecycle access.

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ESPR priority

Furniture

Materials, supplier evidence, durability, repair, disassembly and circularity information.

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ESPR priority

Tyres

Material evidence, performance data, label-data coexistence, retreading and end-of-life history.

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ESPR priority

Mattresses

Layered materials, supplier evidence, durability, care, disassembly and recovery data.

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Shared architecture

Six foundations every industry can reuse

01

Persistent product identity

Relate product models, batches, serialised items and physical carriers without duplicating shared data.

02

Governed source data

Keep ERP, PLM, PIM, QMS and supplier systems authoritative for the information they own.

03

Structured evidence

Connect claims and published values to approved documents, versions and verification context.

04

Differentiated access

Provide public, commercial, auditor and authority views according to applicable rules and legitimate access.

05

Lifecycle continuity

Preserve accountable updates, events, corrections and product history beyond the point of sale.

06

Configurable regulation

Adapt datasets, passport levels and access rules by product group without rebuilding the platform.

01 — Understand

Confirm the regulatory route

Identify the applicable product group, legislation, planning signal and unresolved decisions.

02 — Prepare

Map identity and evidence

Connect product hierarchy, sources, fields, documents, permissions and lifecycle events.

03 — Prove

Pilot one product family

Test the physical-to-digital chain with real data before scaling across the portfolio.

Not sure which DPP route applies?

Start with your product family, target EU markets, current identifiers and available evidence. We can help you separate confirmed obligations from practical readiness work.

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Regulatory note: These guides support readiness and implementation planning. Actual obligations depend on the applicable legislation and final product-specific measures.

Primary frameworks: Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 and Regulation (EU) 2023/1542.