Which product groups are in the ESPR working plan?
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The short answer
The 2025 to 2030 working plan names steel (act expected in Q4 2026), aluminium, textiles, tyres (2027), furniture (2028) and mattresses (2029). Horizontally it provides for repairability and recycled-content requirements for electrical equipment. These are plans, not adopted dates. The act in the Official Journal is what counts.
ESPR (Regulation (EU) 2024/1781), Commission working plan 2025–2030; according to Sidley
In detail
The order may shift. By October 2026 the Commission had adopted no product-specific ESPR act.
Paints, varnishes, detergents and lubricants are, in the JRC’s assessment, not an ESPR priority. Detergents get their passport through their own Detergents Regulation.
If you supply in one of these groups, follow the publications in the Official Journal. The act fixes data and deadlines.
Sources
As of 31 October 2026. The legal text in force prevails. This page is not legal advice; sources are given above.