Digital Product Passport: QR Code and Product Data in Your Shop
With the Ecodesign Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2024/1781) comes the Digital Product Passport (DPP). It bundles product data on material, repair, and recycling into a machine-readable data set, accessible via a QR code.
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First product passport obligations take effect from 2027, beginning with the Battery Regulation. Further product groups follow in stages.
What Digital Product Passport means
The DPP makes information about the origin, composition, repairability, and disposal of a product accessible along the entire lifecycle. A QR code or data carrier links to a public product passport page. The obligation is introduced product group by product group, first for batteries, textiles, and electronics.
Who it applies to
In future, manufacturers and retailers of product groups for which delegated acts prescribe a product passport are affected, beginning with batteries, textiles, and electronics.
What must be shown in the shop
- QR code or data carrier per product
- Public product passport page
- Data on material, repair, and disposal
How ShopCompliance solves this automatically
ShopCompliance generates a public product passport page and a QR code per product and maintains the associated data centrally. That way you are prepared for the staged DPP obligation.
Implementing Digital Product Passport in your Shopify store
- 1Maintain product data
Store the data on material, repairability, and disposal per product that the product passport requires for your product group.
- 2Generate the product passport page
ShopCompliance creates a public, machine-readable product passport page from this.
- 3Embed the QR code
A QR code or data carrier links from the product to the product passport page, accessible along the entire lifecycle.
Checklist: Digital Product Passport
- ✓QR code or data carrier per product
- ✓Public product passport page
- ✓Data on material, repair, and disposal
Risks of non-compliance
As soon as a delegated act prescribes the Digital Product Passport for your product group, affected products may no longer be placed on the market without a valid product passport. Violations can trigger market surveillance measures up to distribution bans.
Meet it automatically with ShopCompliance
Activate the Digital Product Passport module in a few clicks. ShopCompliance manages the mandatory information centrally and renders it automatically on your storefront, no theme code.
Open in the Shopify App StoreFrequently asked questions about Digital Product Passport
What is the Digital Product Passport?+
A machine-readable data set with product information on material, repair, and recycling, accessible via a QR code.
When does the DPP apply?+
The introduction happens product group by product group from 2027, first for batteries, then for textiles and electronics.
Which products are affected first?+
Batteries are the first product group, followed by textiles and electronics products.
How is the product passport made accessible?+
Via a QR code or data carrier on the product that links to a public product passport page.
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