Digital by Default: What Omnibus IV Means for Product Compliance
The EU agreed a 'digital by default' approach to product compliance under Omnibus IV. Here's what changes, and why it's really about data, not documents.
Companies are not ready for the EU's new product requirements
Complir CEO Gustav Bang writes in Børsen: from 2027 the EU's Digital Product Passport becomes a market-access requirement - textiles in July, batteries in February, steel in October - and most companies aren't ready.
Digital Product Passport (DPP): What It Is, Who Needs One, and When
The Digital Product Passport explained – what the EU DPP is, which products need one, when it applies, and how product companies should prepare.
ESPR Explained: What the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation Means for Your Business
What is ESPR? Learn what the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation requires, which products are covered, key deadlines, and how to prepare.
Your Product's Blueprint: Complir x Delogue
Complir CEO Gustav Bang and Delogue's ESG expert Anja Padget unpack what the EU's Ecodesign regulation means for textile brands - and why it all starts with the Bill of Material.