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The European regulation requires a traceable DPP for textiles, batteries, and electronics starting in 2027. Kalicertif makes you compliant today.
The Digital Product Passport is a structured dataset about a product's origin, composition, repairability, and environmental impact. Mandated by the European ESPR regulation (Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation), it will be required to sell certain products in the European Union from 2027.
Any manufacturer, importer, or distributor selling regulated products in the EU: textiles, batteries, electronics, furniture.
Unique identifier, material composition, carbon footprint, repair instructions, recycling options, supply chain traceability.
Fines, ban from the European market, product recalls. Non-compliant businesses risk losing access to the EU market.
The legislative framework is established. Delegated acts specify requirements by sector.
Businesses must structure their product data and choose a compliant technical solution.
The DPP becomes mandatory for industrial batteries and the textile sector. First wave of enforcement.
Electronics, furniture, and other sectors progressively fall within the scope of the DPP.
Businesses that wait until 2027 risk being caught off guard. Technical solutions, data structuring, and team training require 12 to 18 months of preparation.
Kalicertif structures and hosts all this data in a format compliant with the ESPR regulation. Each data point is anchored in the blockchain to guarantee its integrity and traceability.
See how it worksGenerate product passports in bulk via our REST API or CSV import. Scale from 100 to 100,000+ products.
Each product receives a physical identifier (NFC or QR) scannable by smartphone. Instant access to the passport without any app.
All DPP data is sealed in the Unikium blockchain. Tamper-proof integrity evidence that is publicly verifiable.
Public portal accessible without login for authorities, consumers, and partners. Transparent and demonstrable compliance.
average preparation time for full DPP compliance
effective date for batteries & textiles (ESPR regulation)
in the EU affected by the DPP mandate
Technical solution prices will rise with demand. Getting ahead allows you to negotiate the best rates.
Consumers favor transparent brands. The DPP becomes a selling point, not just a constraint.
Your teams need to understand the DPP, structure data, and adapt processes. This takes time.
SMEs & initial deployments
Mid-size & high-volume production
Large companies & custom integrations
All prices exclude tax. Volume discounts available — contact us.
Our team analyzes your product data, identifies gaps, and proposes a compliance plan tailored to your industry.
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The first targeted sectors are batteries (2027), textiles (2027), and electronics (2028). The ESPR regulation provides for progressive extension to other product categories, including furniture and chemicals.
No. Any product sold in the EU must be compliant, regardless of the country of manufacture. Importers and distributors are also responsible for providing a compliant DPP.
A traditional certificate is a static document. The DPP is a structured dataset, digitally accessible (QR/NFC), updated throughout the product lifecycle, and compliant with a specific regulatory format.
On average, 12 to 18 months for full compliance: auditing existing data, structuring, technical integration, and team training. This is why it is crucial to start now.
Yes. The DPP is not static: it evolves with the product (repairs, ownership transfers, recycling). Our platform allows real-time data updates, with each modification anchored in the blockchain.
Start your DPP compliance journey now with Kalicertif.
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