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Category: EU-DPP Platform · Digital Product Passport

Every product tells its story — the EU will soon require it.

Under the EU ESPR, Digital Product Passports will become mandatory for product categories sold into the EU, starting with textiles and batteries. The EU-DPP Platform is Coreidea’s R&D track for passport creation, data-carrier management and supply-chain evidence — built as an extension of the CarbonBridge compliance pipeline.

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A new compliance wall is rising at the EU border.

ESPR turns product sustainability data from marketing into a market-access requirement. Exporters without passport-ready data pipelines will face it unprepared.

  • Mandatory, category by category

    Digital Product Passports become a condition of sale in the EU as delegated acts land — textiles and batteries first, more categories to follow.

  • Data lives in silos

    Material composition, recycled content, durability, repairability — the required attributes sit across suppliers, labs and ERP systems with no common format.

  • Claims must be verifiable

    A passport is a regulated claim, not a brochure. Each attribute needs evidence behind it that survives an audit.

Why build it on CarbonBridge.

A product passport is, at its core, verified supply-chain data rendered to a regulated schema — exactly the pipeline CarbonBridge already runs for emissions.

  • Proven ingestion pipeline

    The supplier-data ingestion, normalization and evidence-linking built for CBAM extends naturally to passport attributes.

  • Evidence-first architecture

    Every passport attribute keeps a link to its source document — the same audit-grade discipline CarbonBridge applies to emissions figures.

  • Exporter-localized

    Designed for Chinese manufacturers exporting into the EU: bilingual workflows, China-resident data handling, EU-format output.

The planned passport pipeline.

  1. Collect attributes

    Material, origin, recycled-content and circularity data gathered from the supply chain through guided workflows.

  2. Bind evidence

    Each attribute is linked to certificates, lab reports or supplier declarations.

  3. Render the passport

    Data is rendered to the applicable ESPR delegated-act schema for the product category.

  4. Issue data carriers

    QR / data-carrier management connects each physical product to its passport record.

R&D focus areas.

  • Schema engine

    Tracking ESPR delegated acts per category and rendering passports against the current required schema.

  • Supply-chain evidence graph

    Linking attributes to documents across multi-tier supply chains, reusing CarbonBridge ingestion.

  • Carrier lifecycle

    Issuing, updating and revoking product-level data carriers at manufacturing scale.

Who it is being built for.

  • EU-bound manufacturers

    Textile and battery exporters facing the first delegated acts — passport readiness before the deadline.

  • CarbonBridge customers

    Exporters already running CBAM workflows extend the same supplier dataset to product passports.

  • Brands and importers

    EU-side organizations that must demand passport-grade data from their Chinese supply chains.

Questions, answered.

When will the EU-DPP Platform launch?

It is in active R&D. We publish timelines only when commitments are certain — follow the News page or email info@coreidea.cn for updates.

How does it relate to CarbonBridge?

EU-DPP is designed as an extension of the CarbonBridge compliance pipeline: the same supplier-data ingestion and evidence-linking, applied to ESPR passport attributes instead of emissions.

Can we participate early?

Yes — we are speaking with EU-bound exporters about pilot participation. Email info@coreidea.cn with your product category.

Get passport-ready before the delegated acts land.

Talk to us about pilot participation for your product category — or follow development through the Coreidea newsletter.

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