Industry Guides¶

DPP for Textiles: Complete Compliance Guide

Textiles and apparel are the first priority sector for Digital Product Passports under the EU's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR). With mandatory compliance by 2027, textile manufacturers, brands, and importers have the shortest runway of any industry to implement DPPs.

This guide covers everything textile companies need to know — from fiber composition requirements to microplastic disclosure, care labeling, and step-by-step implementation using sector-specific templates.

DPP for Electronics: Compliance Guide

The electronics industry faces some of the strictest Digital Product Passport requirements in the EU. With WEEE, RoHS, Battery Regulation, and Right to Repair all converging, electronics manufacturers need a comprehensive DPP strategy.

This guide covers everything electronics companies need to know about DPP compliance for smartphones, laptops, appliances, and ICT equipment.

DPP for Furniture: Implementation Guide

The furniture industry faces a critical compliance deadline. Under the EU's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), furniture manufacturers and importers must implement Digital Product Passports (DPPs) by 2028-2029. This guide covers everything furniture companies need to know about DPP compliance.

6 Sector-Specific DPP Templates for 2026

Not all Digital Product Passports are created equal. A DPP for a smartphone requires vastly different data than a DPP for a dining chair or a t-shirt.

This guide breaks down 6 sector-specific DPP templates available in Sustalium, explaining what data each requires, which regulations they address, and how to choose the right template for your products.