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Chemicals digital product passport
Chemicals as final products were not included in the first ESPR Working Plan (2025 to 2030) adopted on 15 April 2025. A preparatory study was scheduled to complete at the end of 2025 to evaluate inclusion in a later plan. For now, REACH, CLP and the SCIP database remain the primary regimes for substance-of-concern information. A sector-specific DPP exists for detergents and surfactants under Regulation (EU) 2026/405, see the dedicated page.
Pagrindinės datos
5 January 2021
SCIP database begins receiving notifications on Substances of Very High Concern in articles.
18 July 2024
ESPR enters into force.
15 April 2025
ESPR 2025 to 2030 Working Plan adopted, chemicals not included; preparatory study scheduled.
End of 2025
Preparatory study on chemicals concluded.
Possible in next working plan
Chemicals could be added to a future ESPR Working Plan based on the study outcome.
Privalomi duomenys
- Unique product identifier (where a DPP eventually applies)
- CAS and EC numbers
- Hazard classification (CLP)
- Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC) candidate-list presence
- Bio-based or recycled content share
- Recommended safe handling and storage
- Recommended disposal and recovery routes
Priimtinos laikmenos
Ribos ir išimtys
- In the meantime: REACH, CLP and SCIP obligations continue to apply unchanged.
- The detergents DPP (Regulation (EU) 2026/405) is the first chemical-adjacent DPP in force.
- Mixtures vs substances may be treated differently in any future sectoral act.
Atviri klausimai
- Whether chemicals enter the next ESPR Working Plan or are covered through sector-specific regulations.
- How to reconcile any future chemical DPP with the digital SDS.
- Confidentiality of formulations under layered DPP access rules.