Garment
Textiles, fashion and footwear
Garments, shoes and accessories, often sold in hundreds or thousands of SKUs, each in several sizes and colours.
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A garment, a battery and a building product do not need the same data. Arkive keeps one structure and adapts the fields to each product group.
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See the data that matters for your products and where to begin.
Face cream
Beauty and personal care
Cosmetics and personal care products are made in batches and sold in packaging with several components.
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Facade panel
Construction and built assets
Construction products and materials such as cement, steel, aluminium, facade systems and fixings.
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EV battery pack
Automotive and mobility
Vehicles, components and batteries are complex products with long lives and several owners.
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Appliance
Electronics and energy-using products
Household appliances, fridges and freezers, EV chargers, batteries and other products that use energy while in use.
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Product data
Collect product, material and supplier information from existing files and systems.
One record
Structure it into a current record with visible gaps and a change history.
Useful outputs
Connect the passport to a QR code, LCA, compliance status and the people who need it.
Rules at a glance.
Requirements depend on the product group and the applicable rule. Ask a legal adviser for interpretation.
| Product group | Relevant framework |
|---|---|
| Textiles, fashion and footwear | ESPR names textiles among its priority product groups. ESPR also bans large companies from destroying unsold apparel and footwear. Claims standards such as ISO 14021 apply where claims are made. |
| Beauty and personal care | ESPR, packaging EPR rules and increasing scrutiny of environmental claims. The scope for a particular product depends on the applicable rule. |
| Construction and built assets | CBAM applies to certain imported materials. The revised Construction Products Regulation introduces a passport, phased in by product family. EPDs follow EN 15804+A2. |
| Automotive and mobility | EU Battery Regulation, End-of-Life Vehicles rules and data networks such as Catena-X shape the data required for batteries and vehicles. |
| Electronics and energy-using products | ESPR applies by product group. Requirements and dates depend on the relevant product-specific acts. |
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