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Aluminium is the second intermediate material - after iron and steel - prioritised in the ESPR Working Plan. Like steel, it feeds into a huge range of downstream products: transport, construction, packaging and electronics all depend on verified upstream aluminium data.

What a aluminium passport is expected to cover

• Recycled-content share and production route (primary vs. secondary smelting)
• Embodied carbon per tonne of material produced
• Alloy composition
• Presence of substances of concern
• Traceability of origin through the supply chain

Where it stands

A delegated act for aluminium is expected in 2027, alongside textiles and tyres. See the full rollout timeline →

DPP Radar is an independent aggregator, not an official EU source. Delegated acts for most categories are not yet published - treat dates and expected data fields above as indicative until confirmed on ec.europa.eu.