A product carries more than a label.
The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a framework for connecting products to accessible information about their materials, sustainability and lifecycle. It is part of the EU's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR).
Illustrative example, not a real passport.
What is required, and when?
There is no single start date or identical passport requirement for every product.
Defined per product category
The information, scope and deadlines come from product-specific delegated acts or other applicable legislation.
Different timing by market
Requirements depend on the product and on where it is sold, so one plan rarely fits every line.
Check before you plan
Review the rules for your category and market before setting a compliance plan.
Make that information useful.
Alongside structured product data, people need to understand the product in front of them. Viflux adds a visual layer in the browser or an embedded player.
What the product is
- Materials
- Sustainability information
- Lifecycle information
How the product works
- Connect the physical product to a shared knowledge base
- Show where components sit and how a procedure works
- Help customers and technicians find the relevant guide
People can explore components, follow maintenance procedures and open repair guides.
Build the experience around your product.
Our creation service can start from what you already have. We work with your team to prepare the model and review every procedure.
Talk to Viflux StudioGive your product data a visual layer.
Tell us about your product line and we'll show you how an interactive guide fits alongside your passport data.
Framework overview, reviewed September 2026. This page is general information, not legal advice.