While the EU DPP Regulation (EU 2024/1781) no longer directly applies to the UK, any business selling goods into the EU must comply with it. The rule is simple: if your products enter the EU market, they must have a compliant digital product passport.
That includes UK-based exporters, distributors, and e-commerce sellers.
Even if your operations are in Britain, your products will be treated as imports under EU law.
Adopting a DPP-ready system now ensures your data structure, traceability, and documentation meet EU expectations, reducing the risk of customs delays or rejected shipments.
TraceID.io provides the platform and data model to meet these requirements while integrating seamlessly with your UK systems.
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