The Digital Product Passport gathers the sustainability and traceability information the ESPR requires. These are the base data to have per product.
The essential checklist
- Material composition declared (and percentages).
- Country of manufacture / origin.
- Recycled content (percentage).
- Recyclability and end of life (instructions).
- Durability and repairability.
- Substances of concern (REACH).
How it's organised in the passport
Each field appears on the public record and adds to your compliance score. The more fields you cover, the more complete (and credible) your passport is to customers and authorities.
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Try the generator →Frequently asked questions
Which data is mandatory?
The exact requirements will be set by each sector's delegated act, but the common core is: materials, origin, recycled content, repairability/end-of-life and substances (REACH).
Where do I get some of this data?
From your technical sheets and your suppliers (composition, origin, certifications). The checklist helps you spot what to ask them for.
Note: CircularPass is a preparation tool based on the ESPR (Regulation (EU) 2024/1781) and public information on the delegated acts in progress. It is not a certifying body or an official registry; dates are indicative and subject to the European Commission.