Food is currently exempted from the EU Digital Product Passport
#DPP regulation, but the wider compliance landscape is moving fast.
Batteries lead the timeline in February 2027. Textiles, iron and steel, and tires follow throughout 2027 and 2028. Furniture, aluminum, and consumer goods extend into 2030.
Meanwhile, CSRD requires structured sustainability reporting. EUDR requires due diligence on commodity origin. Plant protection products are themselves regulated, and data about them is increasingly expected to flow downstream.
For food and retail, the challenge is the same: resolving a GTIN on the shelf back to the batch, the ingredients, the farms, and the inputs behind it.
Data Graphs delivers a
@gs1 -aligned Digital Product Passport foundation built for that work.
Come talk food and retail data with us at GS1 Excellence Day 2026 on June 18 in Zurich.