News and analysis on ESPR and Digital Product Passports — what's changing, and what it means for your brand and your supply chain.
The updated Waste Framework Directive is now live, introducing new circularity obligations for the textile sector across the EU.
Furniture News flags the approaching DPP obligations under ESPR, a reminder that the regulation reaches well beyond textiles.
From APAC factories dropping paper certificates to African exporters building DPP infrastructure, this week's news shows the passport system reaching well beyond Brussels.
Proposed EU rules set out how the centralised Digital Product Passport registry will operate, bringing more clarity to a key piece of ESPR infrastructure.
From Bangladesh to Việt Nam to Turkey, producing countries are demanding answers — and the EU's DPP framework still has gaps that brands cannot afford to ignore.
A complete, plain-English guide to the EU's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation and the Digital Product Passport: why they exist, what they require, which products are affected, the timeline, and what brands should do now.
A Hogan Lovells analysis draws lessons from the EU Battery Passport pilot and maps what ESPR's Digital Product Passport expansion means in practice.
The EU has adopted rules under ESPR that prohibit large fashion companies from destroying unsold garments and shoes, with smaller firms to follow later.
The EU's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation is extending its reach into packaging, signalling that no sector should treat ESPR as a distant concern.
EY examines how incoming EU circularity requirements under ESPR will force brands to rethink product design, materials, and business models.
The IT industry's main lobbying body has published its position on the EU's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation — a signal that ESPR's reach well beyond textiles is drawing serious industry attention.
A major law firm has published a breakdown of the incoming EU regulatory framework for the textile sector, covering ESPR, DPPs and related obligations.
The European Commission has adopted new measures under ESPR, signalling continued regulatory momentum that brands and factories cannot afford to ignore.
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