Regulatory · delegated acts

ESPR delegated acts — per-category coverage

ESPR delegated acts are still being drafted for most product categories. This is what TracePass models today, per category — anchored against companion regulations where they exist (REACH, CLP, Tyre Labelling, Ecodesign, EPREL), and explicitly speculative where no draft is yet published.

Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing a framework for the setting of ecodesign requirements for sustainable products (ESPR)

Status

Draft-aligned
Modelled against a published Commission draft or a mature companion regulation (REACH, CLP, Tyre Labelling, Ecodesign, EPREL).
Speculative
Modelled from CIRPASS recommendations or our own analysis; no Commission draft yet visible. Schema versions will bump when the act lands.
Pending
Acknowledged category, not modelled yet — awaiting the delegated act before we add fields.

ESPR · tyres

Tyres

Draft-aligned

Fields modelled: 95
Effective from: 2028-01-01
Mandatory from: 2029-01-01

Companion regulations

EU Tyre Labelling Regulation (EU) 2020/740, ECE Regulation 117

Field areas covered

Identifier and manufacturer/importer chain (with EORI)
Tyre class, size designation, load and speed indices
EPREL registration + label class (rolling resistance, wet grip, noise)
Retreadability and end-of-life routing
Date and place of manufacture, casing/structural data

Pending or partial

Implementing-act-specific test methodology refinements

Notes

Tyre Labelling Regulation 2020/740 + ECE Regulation 117 supply most of the data structure; the ESPR delegated act is expected to align with these rather than introduce a parallel scheme.

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ESPR · electronics

Electronics

Draft-aligned

Fields modelled: 166
Effective from: 2028-01-01
Mandatory from: 2029-01-01

Companion regulations

Ecodesign Directive 2009/125/EC + delegated regulations, EPREL, RoHS, WEEE, RED, RFE

Field areas covered

Identifier, manufacturer, importer, authorised representative
CE marking, EU Declaration of Conformity, technical-documentation URL
Repairability score, parts availability and lead-time, software-update commitment
Energy efficiency class, EPREL registration, recycled content
End-of-life routing, hazardous-substance disclosure (RoHS / WEEE)

Pending or partial

Subcategory-specific delegated-act fields (the ESPR delegated act will be issued per electronics subcategory)
Detailed power-supply-and-charger interoperability (USB-C harmonisation)

Notes

Electronics is the broadest category — 166 fields cover the cross-cutting compliance surface. Each delegated act will narrow the scope per subcategory (smartphones, tablets, displays, etc.); we plan one schema bump per finalised subcategory act.

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ESPR · chemicals

Chemicals

Draft-aligned

Fields modelled: 96
Effective from: 2029-09-01
Mandatory from: 2029-09-01

Companion regulations

REACH (EC) 1907/2006, CLP (EC) 1272/2008, BPR (EU) 528/2012, SDS Regulation (EU) 2020/878

Field areas covered

Identifier and manufacturer/importer chain, authorised representative
Hazardous-substance disclosure (REACH-aligned), SVHC declarations
CLP labelling: GHS pictograms, signal words, hazard and precautionary statements
Safety data sheet linkage and ingredient disclosure
Intended use, packaging, ingredient concentration ranges

Pending or partial

ESPR-specific durability and end-of-life metrics for chemical formulations
National variations on declaration thresholds where they diverge from REACH

Notes

Chemicals is the most regulation-mature category in this list — REACH and CLP supply almost the entire data structure. The ESPR delegated act is expected to layer durability and end-of-life metrics on top, not replace REACH.

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ESPR · furniture

Furniture

Speculative

Fields modelled: 80
Effective from: 2029-01-01
Mandatory from: 2030-01-01

Companion regulations

EN 1335 (office), EN 16139 (contract), EN 71-3 (children), FSC Chain of Custody

Field areas covered

Identifier, manufacturer/importer chain, country of manufacture
Bill of materials, total weight, recycled content (post + pre + total)
Formaldehyde emission class (E0/E1/CARB)
Durability and repairability indicators, spare-parts availability
FSC chain-of-custody markers, end-of-life routing

Pending or partial

Final ESPR delegated-act methodology for durability test cycles
Office vs contract vs domestic-use scope split — no published draft

Notes

No Commission draft for the furniture delegated act has been published as of this review. The schema is anchored on EN durability standards and existing emission-class conventions; expect schema bumps when the act lands.

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ESPR · jewelry

Jewellery

Speculative

Fields modelled: 52
Effective from: 2030-01-01
Mandatory from: 2030-01-01

Companion regulations

Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) Code of Practices, OECD Due Diligence Guidance, Kimberley Process

Field areas covered

Identifier, manufacturer, retailer chain
Primary metal type, fineness, weight, hallmark authority and number
Gemstone attributes: type, weight, colour, clarity, cut, treatment
Origin and provenance markers, responsibly-sourced declarations

Pending or partial

Full RJC chain-of-custody (we model markers; deeper supply-chain provenance requires per-batch input we don't yet collect)
End-of-life recycling instructions specific to jewellery formats

Notes

Jewellery is the furthest-out category in this list. No Commission draft published; the schema reflects RJC + OECD + Kimberley anchors as the most stable proxies. Schema bumps expected once the delegated act surfaces.

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Last reviewed: 2026-05-07