Industries
One Luxima. A module for every category.
The EU's passport rules roll out industry by industry through the decade. Luxima runs them all from one engine, one module at a time. Textiles is live today; the rest follow the regulation.
The Luxima family
Pick your module.
Same portal, same passport engine, same integrations. Each module adds the fields, indicators and certifications its regulation asks for.
Apparel, footwear and home textiles. The category Luxima was built on, in production today.
Chemistry, state of health and recycled content for every battery placed on the EU market.
Furniture and mattresses: materials, durability, repairability and end-of-life.
Iron, steel, aluminium and construction products, the first categories to phase in.
Laundry and cleaning products, with ingredients, hazard information and dosage moving from the pack to a digital label.
Toys and consumer goods, with safety and substance data alongside the usual passport fields.
Luxima for Textiles is live.
The first consumer delegated act lands in 2027 and textiles is the largest single deadline. Producers are already publishing passports with Luxima today: composition, origin, care, certifications and a branded passport their customers can scan.
Rollout
Modules ship as the regulation lands.
Indicative timing based on the ESPR 2025–2030 working plan and related EU regulations.
2026
Steel, construction
2027
Textiles, tyres, batteries
2028
Furniture, electronics
2029
Mattresses
2030
Toys, consumer goods
Platform
One engine. Every schema.
Different industries need different data. They don't need different software.
Configurable, not custom
A module is a schema: required fields, certifications and indicators. No new software to build or buy.
Compliant from day one
All EU environmental indicators are in the engine already, so a new module arrives ready to use.
Grow without switching
Start with one product line. Add modules as the regulation reaches you, in the same portal.
See the full category timeline
Indicative timing based on the ESPR 2025–2030 working plan and related EU regulations.
2026 · Industrial materials
- Iron & steelESPR · industrial materials
- Construction productsConstruction Products Regulation
2027 · The first consumer wave
- Textiles & apparelESPR delegated act
- FootwearWithin textiles & apparel scope
- TyresESPR delegated act
- AluminiumESPR · industrial materials
- BatteriesEU Battery Regulation
2028 · Into the home
- FurnitureESPR delegated act
- Consumer electronicsParallel ESPR / energy labelling
- Household appliancesParallel ESPR / energy labelling
2029–30 · The decade closes out
- MattressesESPR delegated act · 2029
- Toys & consumer goodsOn the ESPR roadmap · 2030
Find your category.
Tell us what you make and we'll show you the passport Luxima would generate for it.