Navigating the New Construction Products Regulation (CPR)

Introduction

The updated Construction Products Regulation (CPR) introduces important changes aimed at enhancing the safety, sustainability, and transparency of construction products in the EU market. Businesses in the construction sector must familiarize themselves with these new obligations to ensure compliance.

What Does the New CPR Include?

Key aspects of the revised CPR are:

• Environmental Sustainability: Products must now meet stricter environmental standards, including carbon footprint disclosures.

• Digital Product Passports: The introduction of digital passports improves product information transparency and traceability.

• Clearer Safety Standards: Updated safety requirements ensure higher levels of protection for end-users and workers.

• Market Surveillance Strengthening: Authorities are given more power to inspect and enforce compliance.

  
  

  

  The CPR introduces important changes to construction products in the EU market.

  
  

What Should Businesses Focus On?

To align with the new CPR, companies should:

1. Assess Product Environmental Impact: Incorporate sustainability considerations into product development and documentation.

2. Implement Digital Passports: Prepare systems to manage digital product information effectively.

3. Update Safety Documentation: Ensure that all safety data and declarations of performance are accurate and accessible.

4. Coordinate with Supply Chains: Work closely with suppliers to meet new requirements consistently.

   
   

Conclusion

The revised CPR sets higher standards for sustainability and transparency. Early adaptation helps businesses remain competitive and compliant in the evolving EU market. With the checklists from CheckRegulations, you can start achieving compliance right away.