Regulation changes mapped to your products.
When a regulation changes, Passr tells you which products are affected and what needs to change — not just that something happened.
Regulatory news and product compliance are two different problems. Most tools solve the first one.
The EU regulatory landscape for textiles is not static. ECHA adds substances to the SVHC candidate list regularly. Delegated acts under ESPR are being developed. National bans — France and Denmark on PFAS — come into force on dates that move faster than most brands' legal teams can track. The Commission publishes guidance that changes how existing rules are interpreted.
Most brands find out about these changes from a newsletter, a trade association circular, or a supplier who mentions it in passing. By the time the information reaches the product team, the deadline is often close or already past.
Passr's regulatory intelligence layer changes the direction of information flow — instead of brands monitoring regulations and then figuring out the product implications, Passr monitors regulations and surfaces the product-level impact directly.
From regulation change to product action.
The regulatory landscape Passr tracks.
These are the live and pending frameworks currently monitored.
Mandates Digital Product Passports for textiles sold in the EU. Destruction ban applies to large brands from July 2026.
Comprehensive PFAS restriction under evaluation. Not yet law. SEAC final opinion expected end of 2026.
National bans on PFAS in clothing and textiles — France from January 2026, Denmark from July 2026.
This feature is part of Passr's active development roadmap. Early access is available for brands onboarding now — early participants shape how this feature is built.
Stop finding out about regulation changes too late.
Regulatory Intelligence is in active development. Onboarding brands are the first to receive product-mapped alerts.