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Adopted passport regimes include batteries from 18 February 2027, detergents from 23 September 2029, toys from 1 August 2030 and construction products under Regulation (EU) 2024/3110, where a delegated act is still needed. Textiles, tyres, iron and steel, aluminium and furniture are still in development, with no adopted passport requirement. Everything here says which is which.

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· 216 answers · every date marked adopted, planned or not established

01 · The timeline

Planned is not a deadline

Every dated rule, across products. Pick your size and click a date for what it means.

In law Planned, can moveToday

  1. Economic operators can use the Registry infrastructure. It does not create one universal product deadline.

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  2. Expected product-specific regulatory decision, not an application deadline.

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  3. Operators and traders dealing in relevant commodities and relevant products within Annex I, subject to the Regulation's role and timing rules

    Reaches: Large and medium enterprises

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  4. A legally fixed passport date for the covered battery categories.

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  5. Member States and textile producers as implemented nationally

    Textile EPR dates and producer fees
  6. Operators and traders dealing in relevant commodities and relevant products within Annex I, subject to the Regulation's role and timing rules

    Reaches: Micro and small enterprises

    Check whether your product is in EUDR scope
  7. This is not a textile compliance deadline. Final fields, access, granularity and application timing remain to be set.

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  8. The adopted model-level detergent/surfactant DPP regime generally applies. See what the detergent passport must list.

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  9. The adopted model-level Toy DPP regime applies.

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Every date here is a row in the obligations dataset, as JSON and CSV.

02 · Start here

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03 · The homes

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How many dated rows land in the next 12 monthsDates each category home shows that fall, or are still open, within a year. Some are planned acts that can move, so count them as rows to check, not deadlines.
  1. Construction products3
  2. Tyres3
  3. Batteries2
  4. Detergents2
  5. Textiles2
  6. Aluminium1
  7. Footwear1
  8. Iron and steel1
  9. Toys0

Source: the cross-category DPP timeline and the Action Radar. As at .

04 · Sections

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05 · By subject

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