Replace the declaration of conformity
The DPP replaces the previous declaration of conformity – proof becomes digital, versioned and available at any time.
DPP via the new EU Toy Safety Regulation
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Digital Product Passport for Toys
For toys, the DPP does not come via the ESPR but via the new EU Toy Safety Regulation 2025/2509. It replaces the declaration of conformity – which is why many D2C toy brands are already dealing with it today. With SolveDPP you capture and publish all proof in a structured way.
DPP mandatory from approx. August 2030
shop.example.com/products/wooden-building-blocks-set
Wooden Building Blocks Set (36 pieces)
39,90 €
(128)
Digital Product Passport (DPP)
EU-compliant · EU Toy Safety Regulation
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Legal framework & timeline
The toy DPP replaces the declaration of conformity
For toys, the Digital Product Passport arises via the new Toy Safety Regulation (EU) 2025/2509, not via the ESPR. Based on current planning, the DPP obligation applies from approx. August 2030 – but the industry is already dealing with it, because the passport replaces the previous declaration of conformity. Many D2C toy brands are therefore preparing early.
DPP mandatory from approx.
2030
EU Toy Safety Regulation 2025/2509
What is a Digital Product Passport (DPP) for toys?
The DPP for toys bundles safety and compliance proof, materials, warnings, age ratings and manufacturer details in one place – machine-readable and available via QR code. It replaces the classic declaration of conformity with a digital, auditable data record.
Safety & warnings
Capture age ratings, warnings and safety information in a structured way and provide it in a legally compliant manner.
Materials & substances
Document materials used and substance details consistently per item – also for chemical requirements.
QR code on the toy
Every toy gets a public DPP page with a QR code – for packaging, label and product page.
EU-wide market access
A compliant, digital product passport secures access to the EU single market and facilitates market surveillance and trade.
Be prepared early
Those who build the data foundation now meet the obligation by 2030 without time pressure – and replace paper processes today.
So sieht ein Digitaler Produktpass aus
This example shows the public DPP page of a toy, as parents and authorities see it via QR code – every element meets a specific ESPR requirement.
Publicly accessible
Every item gets its own DPP URL – reachable without an app and without a login.
Material composition
Wood, paints and shares broken down ESPR-compliantly.
Certificates & proof
CE marking and EN 71 test reports are stored directly on the product.
dpp.solvedpp.com/p/ks-0050
Digitaler Produktpass
Wooden Building Blocks, 50 pieces
Kleinholz Spielwaren · Art. no. KS-0050
Material
- Beech wood 82%
- Water-based paints 10%
- Cotton bag 8%
Herkunft & Fertigung
- Logging Bavaria, Germany
- Manufacturing & painting Sonneberg, Germany
- Final inspection Sonneberg, Germany
Nachweise
CE · EN 71-1/-2/-3
FSC® 100%
Safety & circularity
Saliva-resistant paints · repairable and recyclable
Product identity
Name, brand and article number clearly assigned – with a QR code for the label.
Origin & manufacturing
Production steps from logging to final inspection – transparent at every stage.
Safety & circularity
Safety and recycling notes build trust with parents.
A compliant product passport in three steps
From data capture to the QR code on the product: SolveDPP guides your team through the DPP process in a structured way – without spreadsheet chaos and without an in-house IT project.
- 1
Capture data
Capture product, material and supply-chain data per item – manually, via CSV or Shopify import. AI auto-complete pre-fills recurring fields.
- 2
Validate
Field validation checks the mandatory data of the respective regulation and flags gaps – before the product passport is published. All changes remain versioned.
- 3
Publish
Each item gets a public DPP page with a QR code. End customers, retailers and authorities see the evidence directly on the product.
Frequently asked questions about the DPP for toys
When does the DPP for toys become mandatory?
The Digital Product Passport for toys arises via the EU Toy Safety Regulation 2025/2509 and, based on current planning, becomes mandatory from approx. August 2030. Many manufacturers are already preparing now.
Does the toy DPP come via the ESPR?
No. Unlike textiles or furniture, the toy DPP arises via the standalone EU Toy Safety Regulation (EU) 2025/2509 and replaces the declaration of conformity there.
Why deal with it already now?
Because the DPP replaces the existing declaration of conformity. Those who digitize safety and compliance proof early save effort and are prepared for the obligation from 2030.
Set up the DPP for toys early
See in a demo how SolveDPP digitally maps the compliance and safety proof of your toys.
