An ESPR obligation for a product to be accompanied by specified information.
Information requirements look easier than performance requirements because they involve disclosure. The implementation risk is storing information internally without proving that the right audience can access the right item through the required channel at the required time.
ESPR Article 2, point 9 links information requirements to Article 7(2). Some required information may be delivered through a digital product passport, data carrier, label, documentation, website, or other mandated surface, but the requirement is broader than internal data storage.
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
Map information item, audience, delivery channel, passport field, label or document location, access-right rule, language/version, publication timing, responsible actor, and fallback route. The record should show the difference between information collected internally and information delivered with or for the product.
Information requirement is an information-delivery control: data is only useful when the correct audience can receive the correct subset in the required form. That control links passport fields, labels, documents, and access permissions to the underlying obligation.