Digital product passports: what EU sellers need to know
The EU's product passport registry went live in July 2026 and batteries need passports from February 2027. What a passport is, who needs one, and when.
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Yes. Multi-site estates are common in manufacturing, and consistent build standards across sites are usually the first thing worth fixing.
Often, though we will be honest about the risk. Where a system cannot be upgraded, isolating it properly is usually the realistic answer.
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