Passenta

Industry solution

Digital Product Passport for chemicals

Between REACH, customer audits and CSRD requests: Passenta bundles product data and evidence of your chemical products — structured, shareable, auditable.

Where your industry stands

No passport obligation yet

There is no product-specific passport duty for chemicals; ESPR looks at intermediates prospectively, and the EU develops digital product information in several sector rules. The real pressure exists today: buyers demand substance, emission and supply chain data for their own reports and passports.

As of July 2026. Regulatory information summarised to the best of our knowledge — not legal advice; the EU legal texts prevail.

What the industry is dealing with

The same data, ten times

SDS here, customer questionnaire there, audit folder next to it: substance and safety data exists multiple times — it's rarely consistent.

Buyers under passport duty

Battery, construction and consumer goods customers face their own passport duties — and pass the data requirements straight on to you.

Confidentiality vs. transparency

Recipes are trade secrets, disclosures are duties anyway — what's needed is controlled visibility instead of all-or-nothing.

What Passenta takes over

Product data with visibility control

Data and documents have controllable visibilities: customers see what they need; authorities more; internals stay internal.

Evidence with validity

Certificates, analyses and declarations attach with expiry dates to the product — the deadline cockpit reminds you before audits do.

Supply chain disclosure as a package

You answer your customers' CSRD/supply-chain requests with the disclosure package: sites, upstream suppliers, evidence — as a structured ZIP.

Industry profile available in Passenta — field catalogue included.

  • Signed, immutable passport versions
  • Supplier collaboration in all 24 official EU languages
  • Transparent pricing — no sales call required

Frequently asked questions

Is there a passport for chemicals?

An own duty doesn't exist yet; the EU keeps developing digital product information across several frameworks. Practically relevant today is disclosure-readiness towards buyers with their own passport and reporting duties.

How do we protect recipes?

Through visibility per field and document plus logged accesses: mandatory and customer information is shared deliberately, core content stays internal.

Does Passenta replace our SDS system?

No — Passenta doesn't replace hazardous substance software; it bundles product-related evidence and supply chain data for disclosures and coming passport formats. You connect existing systems via API.

Ready for the next step?

Start with your product data — or try Passenta without obligation using sample data.