Know what your product needs to keep selling in the EU.
Readiness for EU ESPR, Digital Product Passports, the EU Battery Regulation and chemical rules such as REACH and PFAS.
Battery passports are mandatory for EV, industrial (over 2 kWh) and LMT batteries from 18 February 2027. (EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542)
What is a Digital Product Passport?
A Digital Product Passport is a record, reached by a QR code on the product, that holds its materials, carbon footprint, recycled content and repair information. The EU Battery Regulation makes it mandatory for some batteries from February 2027, and ESPR extends it to other products.
Free tool: What does my product need?
Answer in about a minute, with no sign-up. Then send the result on WhatsApp or book a scoping call.
What you receive: Product passport data sheet
- Carbon footprint per unit
- Recycled content
- SVHC above 0.1%
- PFAS use
- Due diligence on raw materials
- QR passport fields
Price, time, data and who does the work
- Price: Checks are free. Passport and compliance work is quoted per product family after a scoping call.
- Time: The check takes a minute. Passport timelines follow your product launch dates.
- What you need: Bill of materials, supplier declarations and test reports.
- Who does the work: Senseible software does the counting. Our team does the review, the gaps and the sign-off pack.
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Questions buyers ask
Does REACH apply to exporters outside the EU?
Your EU importer is responsible, but they need your declaration of substances of very high concern above 0.1% by weight.
Which products come after batteries under ESPR?
The EU working plan names textiles, steel and aluminium among the first product groups.
Do you calculate the battery carbon footprint?
Yes, from your bill of materials and factory energy, with the method and data shown.
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