Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation
Product sustainability, digital product passport and information requirements for regulated product groups.
Sectors
Consumer Goods & FMCGElectronicsManufacturingEnergy & UtilitiesImpact & SustainabilityImport / WholesaleRetail & Consumer
Articles (80)
Article 1 — Subject matter and scopeArticle 2 — DefinitionsArticle 3 — Free movementArticle 4 — Empowerments to adopt delegated actsArticle 5 — Ecodesign requirementsArticle 6 — Performance requirementsArticle 7 — Information requirementsArticle 8 — Content of the delegated actsArticle 9 — Digital product passportArticle 10 — Requirements for the digital product passportArticle 11 — Technical design and operation of the digital product passportArticle 12 — Unique identifiersArticle 13 — Digital product passport registryArticle 14 — Web portal for data in the digital product passportArticle 15 — Customs controls relating to the digital product passportArticle 16 — LabelsArticle 17 — Mimicking labelsArticle 18 — Prioritisation and planningArticle 19 — Ecodesign ForumArticle 20 — Member States Expert GroupArticle 21 — Self-regulation measuresArticle 22 — Small and medium-sized enterprisesArticle 23 — General principle of prevention of destructionArticle 24 — Disclosure of information on unsold consumer productsArticle 25 — Destruction of unsold consumer productsArticle 26 — Consolidated information on the destruction of unsold consumer productsArticle 27 — Obligations of manufacturersArticle 28 — Authorised representativesArticle 29 — Obligations of importersArticle 30 — Obligations of distributorsArticle 31 — Obligations of dealersArticle 32 — Obligations related to labelsArticle 33 — Obligations of fulfilment service providersArticle 34 — Cases in which obligations of manufacturers apply to importers and distributorsArticle 35 — Obligations of providers of online marketplaces and online search enginesArticle 36 — Information obligations of economic operatorsArticle 37 — Monitoring and reporting obligations of economic operatorsArticle 38 — Requirements on supply chain actorsArticle 39 — Test, measurement and calculation methodsArticle 40 — Prevention of circumvention and worsening of performanceArticle 41 — Presumption of conformityArticle 42 — Common specificationsArticle 43 — Conformity assessmentArticle 44 — EU declaration of conformityArticle 45 — General principles of the CE markingArticle 46 — Rules and conditions for affixing the CE markingArticle 47 — Specific rules on markingsArticle 48 — NotificationArticle 49 — Notifying authoritiesArticle 50 — Requirements relating to notifying authoritiesArticle 51 — Information obligation on notifying authoritiesArticle 52 — Requirements relating to notified bodiesArticle 53 — Presumption of conformity of conformity assessment bodiesArticle 54 — Subsidiaries of and subcontracting by notified bodiesArticle 55 — Application for notificationArticle 56 — Notification procedureArticle 57 — Identification numbers and lists of notified bodiesArticle 58 — Changes to notificationsArticle 59 — Challenge to the competence of notified bodiesArticle 60 — Operational obligations of notified bodiesArticle 61 — Information obligation on notified bodiesArticle 62 — Exchange of experienceArticle 63 — Coordination of notified bodiesArticle 64 — Member State incentivesArticle 65 — Green public procurementArticle 66 — Planned market surveillance activitiesArticle 67 — Reporting and benchmarkingArticle 68 — Market surveillance coordination and supportArticle 69 — Procedure for dealing with products presenting a risk at national levelArticle 70 — Union safeguard procedureArticle 71 — Formal non-complianceArticle 72 — Exercise of the delegationArticle 73 — Committee procedureArticle 74 — PenaltiesArticle 75 — Monitoring and evaluationArticle 76 — Consumer redressArticle 77 — Amendment of Directive (EU) 2020/1828Article 78 — Amendment of Regulation (EU) 2023/1542Article 79 — Repeal and transitional provisionsArticle 80 — Entry into force