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Sectors

Digital product passports, built for your sector.

WidinX ships a digital product passport template for each product group in the EU programme — textiles, batteries, leather and luxury, electronics, furniture and more: the 19 core fields every passport carries, plus what your sector’s regulation adds. Start with the products that have a deadline; the same catalogue serves any other product and market.

Sector templates

Fifteen templates. The fields are already there.

Each template carries the 19 core passport fields plus what the sector’s rules ask for. Textiles is open in the console today; the other templates are opened with each pilot.

Live in the console

Textiles & apparel

ESPR textiles act · destruction ban 2026

Fibre composition, origin of each stage, care and repair, substances of concern. One passport per style, colour or batch.

See an example passport →
Template · pilot

Batteries

Batteries Regulation 2023/1542 · 18 Feb 2027

Per-unit passport with state of health, carbon footprint class, recycled content and dismantling information.

See an example passport →
Template · pilot

Packaging

PPWR 2025/40 · from 12 Aug 2026

Material layers, recyclability grade, recycled content, PFAS and sorting instructions per market.

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Template · pilot

Electronics & ICT

ESPR · EPREL · repairability

Repairability, spare parts availability, software support period, battery endurance.

See an example passport →
Template · pilot

Furniture

ESPR working plan · EUDR

Materials, timber origin and deforestation due diligence, spare parts, disassembly.

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Template · pilot

Tyres

Tyre labelling 2020/740 · EPREL

Label classes, recycled and renewable content, natural rubber due diligence.

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Template · pilot

Construction products

CPR 2024/3110

Declaration of performance, environmental product declaration, recycled content.

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Template · pilot

Toys

Toy Safety Regulation

Age grading, warnings, safety test reports and the economic operator behind the toy.

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Template · pilot

Cosmetics

Cosmetics Regulation 1223/2009

Ingredients, allergens, period after opening, refill and packaging data.

See an example passport →
Template · pilot

Chemicals & detergents

Detergents Regulation · digital label

The light passport: a digital label for ingredients, dosage and hazards, live in days.

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Template · pilot

Leather goods & luxury

Voluntary · authenticity

Item-level passports with serial numbers, provenance and ownership for resale.

See an example passport →
Template · pilot

Machinery

Machinery Regulation 2023/1230

Digital instructions, declarations of conformity and spare parts.

Template · pilot

Vehicles

ELV proposal · circularity

Recycled content, dismantling information and the parts that carry passports.

Template · pilot

Steel & aluminium

ESPR working plan

Intermediate products: grade, carbon intensity and recycled content per heat or coil.

Template · pilot

Food & medical

Sector rules

Batch-level digital labels and traceability where sector rules call for them.

Where do you start?

Three ways in, one product record.

EU producers & importers

You are the economic operator. You publish the passport and answer for it.

  • Import your catalogue from CSV, JSON or Akeneo and map the columns once
  • Pick the sector template; the regulation decides the grain: model, batch or item
  • Publish with an independent approval, print the GS1 code, update the data for years

Non-EU producers

You hold the product data; your EU importer or authorised representative holds the responsibility.

  • Fill the passport data where it is born — at the factory
  • Share it with the EU operator who signs and publishes
  • One record serves every brand and market you supply

Consultants & partners

Compliance consultants, producer responsibility organisations and integrators.

  • Run passports for several clients from one place
  • Keep each client’s data, approvals and audit trail separate
  • Stay independent: your clients own their passports
Start a conversation

Ready to give your products a passport?

Tell us which products, which markets and which deadline. We come back with an honest read and a first step — usually a pilot on your real catalogue.