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01 Apr 2026

The EU is responding to several key challenges:

To address this, the EU is introducing regulations that require companies to take responsibility for the full lifecycle of their products.

Several major regulations are being introduced or expanded:

The ESPR is one of the most important upcoming regulations. It extends existing ecodesign rules and introduces new requirements such as:

A core part of ESPR is the Digital Product Passport.

This requires companies to provide structured, digital information about products, including:

This information will be accessible via technologies like QR codes.

The CSRD expands requirements for companies to report on sustainability metrics, including:

This increases the need for accurate and structured data across the organization.

Manufacturers will need to:

This represents a shift from traditional documentation to digital, structured product data systems.

Many companies are not yet prepared for these changes. Common challenges include:

Without proper systems in place, compliance can become time-consuming and costly.

Tracii is designed to help companies prepare for these regulations by providing:

By using Tracii, companies can move from manual compliance processes to a scalable, digital solution.

EU sustainability regulations are only the beginning. Over time, requirements will expand across industries and product categories.

Companies that start preparing early will benefit from:

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