Compliance

One timeline for every EU rule on your

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Every group has its own date. Find yours on the timeline, open an event for who sets it, who it affects and how dpp.cloud covers it. One QR code serves them all.

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Foundation for every product group

The framework and the registry. Product groups switch on one by one.

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1 ESPR enters into force 18 Jul 2024 In force

Partly covered by dpp.cloud Regulation (EU) 2024/1781

What it is: A passport reached through a data carrier such as a QR code, linked to a persistent product identifier. Data uses open standards. A back-up copy sits with an independent service provider. Mandatory for a product group only after a delegated act, at least 18 months later.
Who sets it: European Union
Who it affects: Companies placing covered products on the EU market.
How we solve it: dpp.cloud creates the passport from your product data (PIM or ERP): one QR per product or per single unit, on a white-label page without app or login.

Limit: Our status as an independent service provider is not settled yet.

2 EU registry live, rules applied 20 Jul 2026 · rules since 6 Aug 2026 In force

Not covered by dpp.cloud Implementing Reg. (EU) 2026/1778

What it is: The Commission's DPP registry went live with a testing environment. At customs, imported products covered by a DPP rule must show a registry registration number. On 30 October 2026 the Commission published the technical guidelines for registration (API, service accounts, self-hosted authentication, semantic data).
Who sets it: European Union (Commission)
Who it affects: Companies placing covered products on the EU market, once a rule applies to their group.
How we solve it: dpp.cloud does not register passports in the registry; registration stays with you as the economic operator.

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Sources (EU Official Journal)

ESPR, Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 Registry, Implementing Reg. (EU) 2026/1778

Batteries

The first passport with a fixed date.

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1 QR code on every battery and battery passport 18 Feb 2027 In force

Partly covered by dpp.cloud Regulation (EU) 2023/1542, Art. 13(6) and 77

What it is: A QR code on every battery. A battery passport for EV batteries, light means of transport batteries and industrial batteries above 2 kWh.
Who sets it: European Union
Who it affects: Manufacturers and importers of batteries.
How we solve it: Battery template with the QR and the passport page, generated from your data.

Limit: The battery data itself comes from the manufacturer.

2 Due diligence obligations move 18 Aug 2027 In force

Not covered by dpp.cloud Regulation (EU) 2025/1561

What it is: Only the due-diligence obligations were postponed. The passport and the QR date did not move.
Who sets it: European Union
Who it affects: Manufacturers and importers of batteries.
How we solve it: Not a passport duty. dpp.cloud does not solve it.

Does this affect your products? We show you which dates apply and what your passport looks like.

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Sources (EU Official Journal)

Batteries Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 Reg. (EU) 2025/1561 (due diligence postponed)

Textiles and apparel

Act planned for Q4 2027. Footwear is not yet scheduled.

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1 Ban on destroying unsold apparel and footwear: large companies 19 Jul 2026 In force

Not covered by dpp.cloud ESPR Art. 25

What it is: Large companies may no longer destroy unsold apparel and footwear.
Who sets it: European Union
Who it affects: Large companies selling apparel and footwear.
How we solve it: Separate duty, not a passport duty. dpp.cloud does not solve it.

2 Commission plans to adopt the apparel act Q4 2027 (planned) Planned

Partly covered by dpp.cloud Commission DPP timeline, textiles

What it is: The delegated act that fixes the passport data points for textiles and apparel.
Who sets it: European Union (Commission)
Who it affects: Brands, producers and importers of apparel.
How we solve it: You can set up product data and codes ahead of the act and adapt once the data points are fixed.

Limit: The data points are not final.

3 Passport applies, earliest Not before about mid-2029 (estimate) Planned

Partly covered by dpp.cloud ESPR Art. 4(4), Commission DPP timeline

What it is: The passport normally becomes mandatory for apparel at least 18 months after the act enters into force; the act itself will set the exact dates.
Who sets it: European Union
Who it affects: Brands, producers and importers of apparel.
How we solve it: dpp.cloud creates the passport from your product data, one QR per product, on a white-label page.

Limit: No start date has been fixed. We do not give one.

4 Ban on destroying unsold apparel and footwear: medium-sized companies 19 Jul 2030 Fixed date

Not covered by dpp.cloud ESPR Art. 25

What it is: The ban reaches medium-sized companies.
Who sets it: European Union
Who it affects: Medium-sized companies selling apparel and footwear.
How we solve it: Separate duty, not a passport duty. dpp.cloud does not solve it.