Glossary term

EN 18219

A published European standard covering unique identifiers in digital product passports.

What does EN 18219 mean?

EN 18219:2026 concerns DPP identifiers at product, operator and facility levels. Its public catalogue describes scope such as uniqueness, persistence and granularity. The licensed clauses have not been reviewed, so the page should not pretend to quote their requirements or declare every product-group implementation must use an unverified detail.

Minespider working definition

EN 18219 is a published standard identified by CEN/CENELEC for DPP unique identifiers; claims about its clauses need the licensed text.

Common boundary mistakes

Catalogue summary is not a verbatim normative definition.

Source context

The official CEN/CENELEC catalogue identifies EN 18219:2026 as a published digital-product-passport unique-identifiers standard and describes its public scope. Its licensed clauses were not inspected.

Definition status

Source-grounded explanatory term, not a formal definition in the cited provisions. Source context is paraphrased, not quoted legal text.

Practical application

Check the CEN catalogue edition and applicable product-group rule before choosing identifier formats.

Minespider commentary

The public catalogue establishes the standard’s identity and scope; a clause-level mapping awaits licensed text.

Common confusions

  • EN 18219 does not define a new identifier scheme. It sets the rules an existing scheme must meet.

Related regulations

External references

CEN/CENELEC catalogue

Source anchor; see source context and definition status.

Open reference