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High Reg. 2024/1781, Art. 4

ESPR delegated act timeline clarified: textiles DPP expected 2028–2029

The European Commission has updated its indicative timeline for ESPR delegated acts, confirming textiles and apparel as the second priority product category after batteries. The textile delegated act is now expected to be adopted in late 2027, with mandatory compliance beginning approximately 18 months later — placing the enforcement date…

Action required Textile and apparel manufacturers should treat 2028 as their target compliance date and begin supply chain data mapping immediately. Key preparatory actions: identify Tier 1-4 supplier locations, gather fibre composition data, collect environmental footprint information from manufacturing facilities, and evaluate…

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Regulatory Radar is a free, curated feed of every change to EU Digital Product Passport regulations — ESPR delegated acts, EU Battery Regulation amendments, EU Central Registry technical specifications, GS1 Digital Link updates, and CIRPASS-2 working-group decisions. Each update is summarised in plain English, tagged with an urgency level, and linked back to the official EU source. Subscribers receive a weekly digest by email; the archive lives at traceable.digital/resources/regulatory-radar/.

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