Global compliance for every market you sell into.
One authentication layer. Each market's rulebook, mapped to it.
Aeroz authenticates the physical unit once, then maps that single record to the regulation of each market it ships through — DSCSA in the US, EU DPP, the Battery Regulation and FMD in Europe, Tatmeen in the GCC.
Authenticate once. Report to each market.
A product crosses borders; its regulation changes at each one. Aeroz binds a single cryptographic identity to the unit, then exports the proof in the format each jurisdiction expects — no second tag, no parallel system per country.
Each market. Its own rulebook.
The regulation that applies, when it bites, what it requires, and the role Aeroz plays — by region.
DSCSA · unit-level security
DSCSA §582 (21 U.S.C. § 360eee-1) · in force · FDA Form 3911
EU DPP, Battery, FMD, EUDR
ESPR 2024/1781 · Battery Reg. 2023/1542 Art. 77 · FMD 2011/62/EU · EUDR 2023/1115 · Forced Labour Reg. 2024/3015
Post-Brexit divergence
FMD divergence (post-Brexit) · UKCA marking · DEFRA deforestation rules
Tatmeen & Made-in-UAE
Tatmeen track-and-trace · Made-in-UAE · DMCC free-zone trade
FDA NDC-12 & the GS1 2D transition
FDA final rule (Mar 2026) · 12-digit 6-4-2 NDC · effective 2033 · GS1 DataMatrix
UN Transparency Protocol (UNTP)
UN/CEFACT · digital product passports & verifiable credentials · cross-border
Every mandate has a date.
When each regime starts to bite — and what has to be true at the unit level by then.
| Deadline | Regime | What must be true | How Aeroz gets you there |
|---|---|---|---|
| In force now | DSCSA §582 (US) | Unit-level verification, enhanced tracing, and recall response across the pharma chain | Chip-verified units, saleable-returns checks, <60s Form 3911-ready traceback |
| 18 Feb 2027 | EU Battery Reg. Art. 77 | A battery passport on every LMT, industrial >2 kWh, and EV battery placed on the EU market | Durable dual-frequency carrier + passport record bound to the physical pack |
| Group by group | EU DPP · ESPR | Digital Product Passports product group by product group, each applying at least 18 months after its delegated act is adopted (none adopted by 24 Oct 2026), on a data carrier that survives the product's life | Chip + GS1 Digital Link as the tamper-evident physical anchor for each passport |
| 1 Dec 2026 · comments | CBP supply chain visibility ANPRM (US) | Nothing yet. CBP asks whether importers should file foreign export documents, name the manufacturer, shipper and exporter in full, and use tracing technology | A unit-level custody record that shipment-level answers can be drawn from |
| 30 Dec 2026 | EUDR | Geolocated, deforestation-free provenance and due-diligence statements for in-scope commodities (micro and small operators from 30 Jun 2027) | Plot-level provenance bound to the unit; due-diligence statement export |
| 14 Dec 2027 | EU Forced Labour Reg. | Demonstrable, auditable knowledge of where and how goods were made | An append-only custody record from origin — evidence, not attestation |
| 7 Mar 2033 | FDA NDC-12 | The uniform 12-digit NDC takes effect; labels move to it by 6 Mar 2036 | NDC-12 in DataMatrix + AI(715) now; chip pairing makes the new label verifiable, not just readable |
| Live now | FMD (EU/UK) · Tatmeen (UAE) | Serialization, decommissioning, aggregation reporting | One identity mapped to each regime's reporting format — no parallel systems |
A seat at the table on the global DPP standard
Aeroz is a member of INCITS and participates in the U.S. Technical Advisory Group to ISO/IEC JTC 5 — Digital Product Passport, the international committee developing cross-system interoperability standards for DPPs. We build to where the standard is going.
Membership in the standards process; not an endorsement or certification of Aeroz or its products by INCITS, ANSI, or ISO/IEC.
The same standards regulators reference.
Aeroz speaks the interoperable standards every regime above is converging on — so the proof reads the same in Washington, Brussels, London, and Dubai.
GS1 Digital Link
One scannable identifier resolves to the data each market needs, from one URL on the unit.
EPCIS 2.0
Every custody change — commission, ship, receive, dispense — as a standardized, exportable event.
ISO 22385
An interoperable framework for trust and authentication that travels across jurisdictions.
A market we haven't listed.
New mandates land every quarter, and yours may not be above yet. We map your regulation in the same 14-day audit framework — a written gap analysis, the standards that apply, and a scoped path to compliant.
Exporters and retail: the rules at the border and the till.
Guides for the rules that follow goods across borders, and the barcode change coming to every checkout.
CBAM for UAE exporters
What UAE aluminium and steel exporters must report under the EU carbon border rule.
Read the guide → UNTPUNTP for UAE exporters
Verifiable credentials that make cargo checkable before it reaches Europe.
Read the guide → RetailGS1 Sunrise 2027
Retail checkouts are expected to scan 2D barcodes by the end of 2027. Change the label once.
Read the guide → Forced labourThe EU forced labour ban
Applies from 14 December 2027. What brands must prove, tier by tier.
Read the guide →From the Aeroz blog
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- Global Trade Reconfiguration in 2026: The New Supply Chain Reality
More answers: Questions on CBAM, UNTP, forced labour and other rules in the compliance FAQ
Map every market — in 14 days.
A fixed-fee Aeroz audit produces a written gap analysis against each regime you sell into, an EPCIS-readiness assessment of your stack, and a scoped remediation plan with cost and timeline.
What's included
- Per-market gap analysis against DSCSA, EU DPP, FMD, EUDR, Tatmeen.
- Standards readiness — GS1 Digital Link, EPCIS 2.0, ISO 22385.
- EPCIS 2.0 assessment of the systems you run today.
- Recall-traceback simulation to time-baseline your response.
- Pilot scope for one SKU or line, mapped to every market.