Digital product passport standards. We help write them. We build to them.
Aeroz is a member of INCITS DPP, the US advisory group to ISO/IEC JTC 5, and of the NFC Forum.
participation, not endorsement
- TWO CLOCKS · THE LAW AND THE STANDARD
- Feb 2026 · 25534-1 approvedISO/IEC
- Mar 2026 · JTC 5 announcedANSI
- Sep 2026 · first plenaryBerlin
- 18 Feb 2027 · battery passportEU law
- Aeroz · INCITS DPPmember
Where passport standards are written.
INCITS DPP
US advisory group to ISO/IEC JTC 5. Our CEO, Andre Darville, represents Aeroz. incits.org
CIRPASS-2
The EU project preparing the DPP rollout.
Participation, not endorsement. None of these bodies certifies Aeroz.
Two clocks: the law and the standard.
EU law sets the dates. ISO/IEC JTC 5 makes passports work across countries. It does not move EU dates.
| Milestone | In short | Date |
|---|---|---|
| ISO/IEC 25534-1 approvedISO/IEC JTC 5 [1] | First DPP standard: concepts and terminology. | Feb 2026 |
| ISO/IEC JTC 5 announcedANSI [2] | Cross-sector DPP committee. DIN holds the secretariat. | Mar 2026 |
| First JTC 5 plenaryCEN-CENELEC [3] | Berlin. Builds on CEN-CENELEC JTC 24. | Sep 2026 |
| US positionINCITS DPP [4] | US TAG to JTC 5. Aeroz is a member. | Ongoing |
| EU battery passportReg (EU) 2023/1542 [5] | EV, LMT and industrial batteries over 2 kWh. | 18 Feb 2027 |
Sources — [1] ISO/IEC AWI 25534-1, 12 Feb 2026. [2] ANSI, 5 Mar 2026. [3] CEN-CENELEC. [4] INCITS DPP. [5] EUR-Lex.
Open standards. No lock-in.
| Standard | How we use it |
|---|---|
| ISO/IEC 15459Unique identification | One unique ID per passport (Battery Reg. Art. 77(3)). |
| GS1 Digital LinkGS1 | QR codes any phone camera can open. |
| EN 18219 · EN 18220CEN-CENELEC JTC 24 | European DPP identifiers and data carriers. |
| ISO/IEC 18004QR code | The QR printed on the product. |
| NFC Forum specificationsNFC Forum | Our chip, read with a phone tap. |
| EPCIS 2.0GS1 | Custody and status events. |
One identity layer for every market.
We help you meet these rules. Not legal advice.
| Rule | What it asks for | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| EU Battery Regulation 2023/1542EU | Battery passport from 18 Feb 2027 | Battery passport → |
| ESPR (EU) 2024/1781EU | Digital product passports, phased in by delegated act | EU DPP → |
| EUDR (EU) 2023/1115EU | Deforestation due diligence | EUDR → |
| Falsified Medicines DirectiveEU | Unique IDs on medicines | Pharma → |
| DSCSA § 582US | Package-level drug tracing | DSCSA → |
| FSMA 204US | Food traceability, enforced from Jul 2028 | FSMA 204 → |
| GB/T 45565-2025China | One code per lithium battery | China → |
| TatmeenUAE · GCC | Pharma track-and-trace | UAE → |
| UN Transparency ProtocolWorldwide | Open supply-chain data | UNTP → |
| GS1 Sunrise 2027Worldwide | 2D barcodes at checkout | Sunrise 2027 → |
As of 10 October 2026. Every market →
Know where you stand before the next deadline.
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Is Aeroz certified or endorsed by these bodies?
No. These are memberships and contributions, not endorsements or certifications.
What is ISO/IEC JTC 5?
The international committee writing digital product passport standards. ANSI announced it in March 2026, with Germany’s DIN as secretariat.
What is INCITS DPP?
The ANSI-accredited US Technical Advisory Group to ISO/IEC JTC 5. It sets US positions on DPP standards. Aeroz is a member.
Does the ISO standard change the EU battery passport date?
No. 18 February 2027 comes from EU law. The ISO work adds interoperability on top.
Why does standards work matter to a manufacturer?
The next standards are written in these committees. We can tell you what is settled and what is still moving, so you build once.
Aeroz takes part in the bodies writing digital product passport standards.
- Member of INCITS DPP, the US Technical Advisory Group to ISO/IEC JTC 5.
- INCITS
- Member of the NFC Forum since October 2026.
- NFC Forum
- Participant in the CIRPASS-2 Community of Practice.
- CIRPASS-2
- Contributor to the UN Transparency Protocol review, 2026.
- UN/CEFACT
- ISO/IEC JTC 5 announced March 2026; DIN is secretariat.
- ANSI