Resources
Notes on EU construction product compliance, multilingual documentation, and the regulations that govern them.
Declaration of Performance under the New CPR (EU) 2024/3110: DoP, DoPC and CE Marking Explained
The CPR transition introduces the Declaration of Performance and Conformity (DoPC), machine-readable formats, and the Digital Product Passport. Here is what manufacturers need to know.
The Future of Declaration of Performance (DoP): EU 2024/3110 Transition Guide
The new CPR is in force and your existing DoP format stays valid until 2040, but the Commission's first Working Plan now sets concrete transition windows for each product family between 2026 and 2030.
The Legal Mandate for Localisation: Managing Multilingual DoPs Without Document Sprawl
Maintaining a Declaration of Performance in every required EU language is a legal obligation — not a courtesy. Here is why static file workflows break down at scale, and what a structured data approach looks like.
The Static PDF Bottleneck: Why Construction Manufacturers Need Structured Data Now
Static PDFs were adequate for the 2011 CPR. They are fundamentally incompatible with the digital-first mandates of the new regulation. Here is what that means for your documentation workflow.
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