Passenta

Industry solution

Digital Product Passport for ceramics

Tiles, sanitaryware, technical ceramics: Passenta structures energy, material and origin data of your products — disclosure-ready for construction tenders and industrial customers.

Where your industry stands

In the ESPR preparatory studies

Ceramics are being examined in the EU preparatory studies for ESPR; a passport duty is not yet scheduled. In construction, EPDs and the new Construction Products Regulation with its passport system count today; industrial buyers request energy and origin data for their own reports.

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

Evidence kiln energy

Energy-intensive production means: carbon and energy values per product line become standard questions in tenders and audits.

EPD maintenance per series

Keeping environmental declarations and test certificates current per series binds capacity — validities lapse silently.

Raw material origin

Clays, feldspars, glazes: origin and material questions reach the upstream chain — which rarely answers in a structured way.

What Passenta takes over

Series structured

Product data per series with energy profile, EPDs and test certificates — validities in the deadline cockpit, gaps in the report.

Construction disclosures at a click

Planners and general contractors receive targeted views or packages — DoP and EPD structure included.

Upstream chain via link

Raw material and glaze suppliers contribute without an account — in their language, documented down to the source material.

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 a mandatory passport coming for ceramics?

Ceramics are in the ESPR preparatory studies; no date exists. Construction ceramics additionally touch the new Construction Products Regulation — whose passport system makes structured product data the foundation anyway.

We supply technical ceramics to industry — is it worth it?

Yes: industrial customers request material, energy and origin data for their own reports. With a structured base you answer in minutes — and stand out in sales.

How do we start without an own industry schema?

With the base profile: product data, documents, supply chain and disclosure packages work immediately; the ceramics industry profile is in preparation.

Ready for the next step?

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