A regulatory term referring to an obligation for a product to be accompanied by information as specified in Article 7(2).
Information requirement is the obligation layer of ESPR: the rule that certain information must accompany the product, not just exist somewhere internally. It is therefore about mandated disclosure and accessibility, not only about data creation.
Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 establishing a framework for the setting of ecodesign requirements for sustainable products
an obligation for a product to be accompanied by information as specified in Article 7(2);
Reference: Article 2, point 9
This term matters when teams decide what must be disclosed, in what format, through which channel, and by which actor at the point the product is placed on the market or made available. It also governs how digital product passport content connects to labels, documentation, and user-facing information surfaces.
For Minespider, information requirement is a delivery term. The challenge is not only storing good compliance data, but ensuring the right audience can receive the right subset of it in the required form.