The machine-readable reference for DPP data meanings and controlled vocabularies.
A semantic repository gives registrants and systems a common way to interpret defined DPP fields and vocabularies. The EU registry rules provide for publishing machine-readable models and checking submitted registration data against them. A semantic check does not prove that a supplier's product claim is true.
A semantic repository provides controlled vocabularies and machine-readable models for checking the meaning and form of registry submissions.
Data-model conformance is not substantive compliance certification.
Implementing Regulation (EU) 2026/1778 addresses machine-readable DPP data models, controlled vocabularies and semantic registration checks; those checks do not establish the truth of product claims.
Source-grounded explanatory term, not a formal definition in the cited provisions. Source context is paraphrased, not quoted legal text.
Version the model and controlled vocabulary used at registration and capture any semantic-validation response.
A registry vocabulary check helps align submitted metadata, but does not verify whether an underlying product claim is true.
Source anchor; see source context and definition status.
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