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UID:gpsr-general-product-safety@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200535Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241213
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241214
SUMMARY:GPSR: General Product Safety Regulation applies to all consumer pro
 ducts\, including online sales
DESCRIPTION:Regulation (EU) 2023/988 requires every consumer product sold i
 n the EU to have an EU-based responsible economic operator whose contact d
 etails appear on the product or packaging\, a risk assessment and technica
 l documentation\, product identification and traceability\, and a recall p
 rocess. Online listings must show manufacturer details\, product identifie
 rs and safety warnings.\n\nWho is affected: Manufacturers\, importers\, di
 stributors\, online sellers and marketplaces of non-food consumer products
 \, whatever their size.\n\nWhat to do: Add manufacturer/responsible person
  name\, address and product identifier to products and online listings. Wr
 ite an internal risk analysis and keep technical files for 10 years. Regis
 ter on Safety Gate Business if you are a marketplace\, and set up a proced
 ure to notify authorities and recall unsafe products.\n\nPenalty: Set nati
 onally\; products can be withdrawn and listings removed\n\n\nStatus: passe
 d\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/gpsr-general-product-safety
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/gpsr-general-product-safety
CATEGORIES:EU,GPSR
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UID:ai-act-prohibited-practices-ai-literacy@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200535Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250202
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250203
SUMMARY:EU AI Act: AI Act: banned AI practices and staff AI-literacy duty a
 pply
DESCRIPTION:Certain AI uses are outright banned (social scoring\, manipulat
 ive or exploitative systems\, untargeted face-scraping\, emotion recogniti
 on at work or school\, most real-time biometric ID in public). At the same
  time every company that uses AI must take steps so its staff understand t
 he AI tools they work with.\n\nWho is affected: Any business that develops
  or uses AI systems in the EU\, including ordinary firms using AI chatbots
 \, recruiting tools or analytics.\n\nWhat to do: Check your AI tools again
 st the Art. 5 list of prohibited practices and stop anything that falls in
  it. Keep a short inventory of AI tools in use. Run basic AI-literacy trai
 ning for staff who use AI and keep a record of what you did\; the Omnibus 
 only requires supporting measures\, not a guaranteed skill level.\n\nPenal
 ty: Prohibited practices: up to €35M or 7% of worldwide turnover (SMEs: 
 the lower of the two)\n\nNote: In force since 2025-02-02\; the Digital Omn
 ibus on AI (Reg. 2026/1744\, in force 2026-07-27) softened Art. 4 to a dut
 y to support AI literacy rather than guarantee it\n\nStatus: passed\nhttps
 ://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/ai-act-prohibited-practices-ai-literacy
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/ai-act-prohibited-practices-ai-literacy
CATEGORIES:EU,EU AI Act
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UID:eaa-accessibility-act-applies@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200535Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250628
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250629
SUMMARY:EAA: European Accessibility Act: accessibility requirements for pro
 ducts and digital services apply
DESCRIPTION:E-commerce websites and apps\, banking services\, e-books\, tic
 keting and payment terminals\, smartphones\, computers and telecom service
 s offered to consumers must be accessible to people with disabilities (in 
 practice WCAG 2.1 AA for digital interfaces). Microenterprises providing s
 ervices are exempt\; microenterprises making products are not.\n\nWho is a
 ffected: Any business selling to consumers online or providing the listed 
 services in the EU\; small\, medium and large service providers\, and prod
 uct manufacturers of any size.\n\nWhat to do: Audit your webshop\, apps an
 d customer documents against EN 301 549 / WCAG 2.1 AA and fix blocking iss
 ues (keyboard navigation\, contrast\, alt text\, forms). Publish an access
 ibility statement. Build accessibility into procurement of new platforms. 
 Microenterprise service providers may rely on the exemption but should doc
 ument their size.\n\nPenalty: Set nationally\; typically administrative fi
 nes and orders to withdraw non-compliant products/services\n\n\nStatus: pa
 ssed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/eaa-accessibility-act-applies
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/eaa-accessibility-act-applies
CATEGORIES:EU,EAA
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UID:ai-act-gpai-model-obligations@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200535Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250802
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250803
SUMMARY:EU AI Act: AI Act: obligations for general-purpose AI model provide
 rs apply
DESCRIPTION:Providers of general-purpose AI models (foundation models\, LLM
 s) must keep technical documentation\, give downstream integrators informa
 tion\, publish a training-data summary and have a copyright policy. Models
  with systemic risk face extra evaluation and incident-reporting duties.\n
 \nWho is affected: Companies that train or substantially fine-tune general
 -purpose AI models and place them on the EU market. Businesses merely usin
 g such models via API are not GPAI providers.\n\nWhat to do: If you releas
 e or heavily fine-tune a foundation model\, prepare the technical document
 ation and the public training-data summary using the Commission template\,
  and adopt a copyright compliance policy. Consider signing the GPAI Code o
 f Practice as a simple route to compliance. If you only use third-party mo
 dels\, keep the provider's documentation on file.\n\nPenalty: Up to €15M
  or 3% of worldwide turnover for GPAI providers\n\nNote: Commission (AI Of
 fice) enforcement powers only from 2026-08-02\; models placed on the marke
 t before 2025-08-02 have until 2027-08-02\n\nStatus: passed\nhttps://eudea
 dlines.eu/deadline/ai-act-gpai-model-obligations
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/ai-act-gpai-model-obligations
CATEGORIES:EU,EU AI Act
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UID:instant-payments-vop-euro-area@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200535Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251009
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251010
SUMMARY:Instant Payments Regulation: Instant Payments Regulation: euro-area
  banks must send instant payments and offer free Verification of Payee
DESCRIPTION:Since 9 October 2025 payment service providers in euro-area cou
 ntries must let customers send SEPA instant credit transfers at the same p
 rice as normal transfers and must check that the payee name matches the IB
 AN before every transfer (Verification of Payee)\, warning the payer of mi
 smatches. Receiving instant payments was mandatory from 9 January 2025.\n\
 nWho is affected: Banks and payment institutions directly\; every business
  that pays or gets paid by bank transfer is affected because payments with
  a name/IBAN mismatch now trigger warnings and may be delayed.\n\nWhat to 
 do: Make sure the exact legal name on your invoices and supplier master da
 ta matches the account holder name registered with the bank\, including fo
 r bulk payment files. Update invoice templates and customer instructions. 
 Consider instant payments for faster cash collection and refunds.\n\n\n\nS
 tatus: passed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/instant-payments-vop-euro-a
 rea
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/instant-payments-vop-euro-area
CATEGORIES:EU,Instant Payments Regulation
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UID:right-to-repair-directive@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200535Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260731
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260801
SUMMARY:Right to Repair: Right to Repair Directive applies: manufacturers m
 ust repair on request\; repaired goods get 12 extra months of guarantee
DESCRIPTION:Directive (EU) 2024/1799 applies nationally from 31 July 2026. 
 Manufacturers of products with EU repairability requirements (washing mach
 ines\, fridges\, dishwashers\, vacuum cleaners\, displays\, phones\, table
 ts\, servers\, e-bike batteries) must repair them at a reasonable price an
 d time even outside the legal guarantee. When a consumer chooses repair un
 der the guarantee\, the guarantee is extended by 12 months. Sellers must o
 ffer repair when it is not more expensive than replacement.\n\nWho is affe
 cted: Manufacturers and importers of the covered product groups\, and all 
 retailers selling them to consumers.\n\nWhat to do: Set up a repair servic
 e (own or contracted) with published prices and a European Repair Informat
 ion Form. Make spare parts and repair info available to independent repair
 ers at reasonable prices. Update guarantee terms and customer-service scri
 pts to reflect the 12-month extension after repair.\n\nPenalty: Set nation
 ally\n\n\nStatus: passed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/right-to-repair-
 directive
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/right-to-repair-directive
CATEGORIES:EU,Right to Repair
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UID:ai-act-transparency-art50@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200535Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260802
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260803
SUMMARY:EU AI Act: AI Act: chatbot\, deepfake and AI-content transparency r
 ules (Art. 50) apply\; national enforcement starts
DESCRIPTION:Users must be told when they interact with an AI system (chatbo
 ts\, voice bots). AI-generated or manipulated images\, audio\, video and t
 ext must be marked in a machine-readable way\, and deepfakes must be label
 led. Since the same date national authorities can fine companies for most 
 AI Act breaches.\n\nWho is affected: Any company that offers a customer-fa
 cing chatbot\, generates synthetic media or text for the public\, or uses 
 emotion recognition or biometric categorisation.\n\nWhat to do: Add a clea
 r notice to chatbots and voice assistants that the user is talking to AI. 
 Make sure generative tools you deploy embed watermarks or metadata in outp
 uts and label deepfakes visibly. Update your privacy and terms pages and t
 rain customer-facing staff on the disclosure rules.\n\nPenalty: Up to €1
 5M or 3% of worldwide turnover (SMEs: lower of the two)\n\nNote: Kept at 2
 026-08-02 by the Digital Omnibus on AI\; only the marking/detection duty f
 or systems already on the market before this date is deferred to 2026-12-0
 2\n\nStatus: passed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/ai-act-transparency-a
 rt50
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/ai-act-transparency-art50
CATEGORIES:EU,EU AI Act
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UID:ppwr-packaging-regulation-applies@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200535Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260812
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260813
SUMMARY:PPWR: Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation: core obligations ap
 ply (minimisation\, PFAS ban in food packaging\, conformity documentation\
 , EPR registration)
DESCRIPTION:Regulation (EU) 2025/40 applies directly in all Member States. 
 Packaging must be minimised (e-commerce parcels max 40% empty space)\, foo
 d-contact packaging with PFAS above limits is banned\, every packaging typ
 e needs a conformity assessment and technical documentation\, and producer
 s must register for extended producer responsibility in each country where
  they place packaged goods. Further deadlines follow (harmonised labels 20
 28\, recycled-content minimums 2030).\n\nWho is affected: Anyone who place
 s packaged products on the EU market: manufacturers\, importers\, distribu
 tors\, online sellers and fulfilment providers\, regardless of size.\n\nWh
 at to do: Inventory your packaging by type and material and check empty-sp
 ace ratios\, PFAS content and heavy-metal limits. Create a technical file 
 and declaration of conformity per packaging type. Register with the produc
 er-responsibility scheme in every country you ship to and appoint an autho
 rised representative where required for distance sales.\n\nPenalty: Set na
 tionally\; typically fines and market withdrawal\n\n\nStatus: passed\nhttp
 s://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/ppwr-packaging-regulation-applies
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/ppwr-packaging-regulation-applies
CATEGORIES:EU,PPWR
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UID:cra-vulnerability-incident-reporting@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200535Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260911
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260912
SUMMARY:Cyber Resilience Act: CRA: mandatory reporting of actively exploite
 d vulnerabilities and severe incidents to ENISA/CSIRT
DESCRIPTION:Manufacturers of products with digital elements (hardware and s
 oftware\, including SaaS-connected devices and standalone apps) must repor
 t actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe security incidents through
  ENISA's single reporting platform: early warning within 24 hours\, full n
 otification within 72 hours\, final report within 14 days (vulnerabilities
 ) or one month (incidents). It applies to products already on the market.\
 n\nWho is affected: Any manufacturer that sells software or connected hard
 ware in the EU\, including small software vendors and open-source projects
  run commercially. Non-commercial open source is largely exempt.\n\nWhat t
 o do: Set up an internal process to detect and triage exploited vulnerabil
 ities and incidents in your products. Register on the ENISA single reporti
 ng platform and identify your national CSIRT. Draft report templates and a
 n on-call rota so you can meet the 24h/72h clocks. Inform affected users o
 f fixes.\n\nPenalty: Up to €15M or 2.5% of worldwide turnover\n\n\nStatu
 s: confirmed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/cra-vulnerability-incident-r
 eporting
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/cra-vulnerability-incident-reporting
CATEGORIES:EU,Cyber Resilience Act
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UID:ai-act-legacy-watermarking-grace-end@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200535Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261202
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261203
SUMMARY:EU AI Act: AI Act: end of grace period for marking AI-generated con
 tent in pre-existing systems\; ban on non-consensual intimate deepfake gen
 erators
DESCRIPTION:Generative AI systems that were already on the market before 2 
 August 2026 get until 2 December 2026 to implement machine-readable markin
 g and detection of AI-generated output. From the same date AI systems buil
 t to generate non-consensual intimate or sexual imagery are prohibited out
 right.\n\nWho is affected: Providers of generative AI products released be
 fore August 2026 that have not yet implemented watermarking\; any business
  deploying image or video generators.\n\nWhat to do: Confirm that every ge
 nerative feature you provide emits watermarks or provenance metadata by 2 
 December 2026. Check vendor roadmaps if you resell or embed third-party ge
 nerators. Remove or block any functionality that could generate intimate i
 magery of real people.\n\nPenalty: Up to €15M or 3% of worldwide turnove
 r\; prohibited practices up to €35M or 7%\n\nNote: Grace period introduc
 ed by the Digital Omnibus on AI (Reg. 2026/1744) for systems placed on the
  market before 2026-08-02\; the new prohibition was also added by the Omni
 bus\n\nStatus: confirmed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/ai-act-legacy-wa
 termarking-grace-end
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/ai-act-legacy-watermarking-grace-end
CATEGORIES:EU,EU AI Act
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UID:platform-work-directive-transposition@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200535Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261202
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261203
SUMMARY:Platform Work Directive: Platform Work Directive: presumption of em
 ployment and algorithmic-management rules must apply nationally
DESCRIPTION:Directive (EU) 2024/2831 must be transposed by 2 December 2026.
  Digital labour platforms face a rebuttable presumption that their workers
  are employees where the platform controls the work\, must be transparent 
 about automated monitoring and decision systems\, keep humans in the loop 
 for decisions like account suspension\, and may not process certain person
 al data (emotions\, private chats).\n\nWho is affected: Any platform that 
 organises work performed by individuals through an app or website (deliver
 y\, ride-hailing\, cleaning\, freelance marketplaces)\, including small pl
 atforms\; only Italy and Spain had draft laws by mid-2026.\n\nWhat to do: 
 Assess whether your contractors would be presumed employees under the nati
 onal test and budget for reclassification. Document every automated system
  that affects pay\, tasks or access\, prepare worker-facing explanations\,
  and set up human review of significant decisions. Track your Member State
 's transposition law.\n\nPenalty: Set nationally\; reclassification costs 
 and back-payments of social contributions\n\n\nStatus: confirmed\nhttps://
 eudeadlines.eu/deadline/platform-work-directive-transposition
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/platform-work-directive-transposition
CATEGORIES:EU,Platform Work Directive
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UID:product-liability-directive-software@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261209
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261210
SUMMARY:Product Liability Directive: New Product Liability Directive applie
 s: strict liability extends to software\, AI and digital services
DESCRIPTION:Directive (EU) 2024/2853 must be transposed by 9 December 2026 
 and applies to products placed on the market after that date. Software (in
 cluding SaaS and AI)\, digital manufacturing files and related services co
 unt as products\; missing security updates can make a product defective. C
 ourts can order disclosure of evidence and presume defectiveness in comple
 x cases. Free open-source software outside commercial activity is excluded
 .\n\nWho is affected: Manufacturers of any product\, software developers a
 nd SaaS providers\, importers\, fulfilment providers and\, where no EU man
 ufacturer exists\, online marketplaces and distributors.\n\nWhat to do: Re
 view product liability insurance to cover software and cyber-related defec
 ts. Set up a security-update policy and document it. Keep technical docume
 ntation and test records so you can respond to disclosure orders. Importer
 s: make sure non-EU suppliers have an EU authorised representative\, other
 wise you carry the liability.\n\nPenalty: No fines – unlimited civil lia
 bility for death\, injury\, property damage and data loss\n\n\nStatus: con
 firmed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/product-liability-directive-softwa
 re
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/product-liability-directive-software
CATEGORIES:EU,Product Liability Directive
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UID:eudi-wallet-member-states-launch@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261224
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261225
SUMMARY:eIDAS 2: EU Digital Identity Wallet: every Member State must offer 
 a wallet\; public bodies must accept it
DESCRIPTION:Each EU country must provide at least one certified EU Digital 
 Identity Wallet so citizens and businesses can identify themselves\, sign 
 documents with qualified e-signatures and share verified attributes (compa
 ny registration\, licences) across the EU. Public administrations must acc
 ept it for online services.\n\nWho is affected: No direct obligation on pr
 ivate businesses yet\; companies dealing with public authorities and those
  doing KYC/onboarding should prepare to accept wallet-based identification
 .\n\nWhat to do: Plan wallet acceptance in customer onboarding and e-signa
 ture flows (OpenID4VP / OpenID4VCI standards). Check whether your national
  wallet offers business attributes you could use for procurement\, banking
  or licensing.\n\n\nNote: 24 months after the implementing regulations of 
 2024-11-28 (Art. 5a Reg. 2024/1183)\; the Commission communicates it as 'e
 nd of 2026'\n\nStatus: confirmed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/eudi-wal
 let-member-states-launch
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/eudi-wallet-member-states-launch
CATEGORIES:EU,eIDAS 2
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UID:data-act-cloud-switching-fees-end@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270112
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270113
SUMMARY:Data Act: Data Act: cloud providers must stop charging switching an
 d data-egress fees
DESCRIPTION:From this date cloud and data-processing providers may no longe
 r charge customers for switching to another provider or for exporting thei
 r data (egress). Contracts must already allow termination and migration wi
 thin 30 days\, and providers must offer export in machine-readable formats
 .\n\nWho is affected: All cloud\, SaaS\, PaaS and hosting providers servin
 g EU customers\; every business that buys cloud services benefits.\n\nWhat
  to do: Providers: remove egress and switching charges from price lists an
 d contracts\, and publish exit assistance terms. Customers: review cloud c
 ontracts for exit clauses and use the rules to negotiate migrations\; plan
  any provider change for after January 2027 to avoid egress costs.\n\n\n\n
 Status: confirmed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/data-act-cloud-switchin
 g-fees-end
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/data-act-cloud-switching-fees-end
CATEGORIES:EU,Data Act
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UID:machinery-regulation-applies@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270120
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270121
SUMMARY:Machinery Regulation: Machinery Regulation replaces the Machinery D
 irective: new CE requirements including cybersecurity and software
DESCRIPTION:Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 applies to all machinery placed on th
 e EU market from 20 January 2027 with no transition. It adds requirements 
 for software safety\, protection against malicious tampering\, self-evolvi
 ng (AI) behaviour\, digital instructions\, and mandatory third-party asses
 sment for certain high-risk machinery categories.\n\nWho is affected: Manu
 facturers\, importers and distributors of machines\, robots\, lifting equi
 pment\, partly completed machinery and safety components (including safety
  software)\, of any size.\n\nWhat to do: Gap-assess existing machine model
 s against Annex III essential requirements\, especially cybersecurity and 
 control-system software. Update technical files\, risk assessments and dec
 larations of conformity\; check whether your product is in Annex I Part A 
 requiring a notified body. Decide on digital vs paper instructions (paper 
 still on request).\n\nPenalty: Set nationally\; non-compliant machinery ca
 nnot be placed on the market\n\n\nStatus: confirmed\nhttps://eudeadlines.e
 u/deadline/machinery-regulation-applies
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/machinery-regulation-applies
CATEGORIES:EU,Machinery Regulation
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UID:battery-passport-qr@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270218
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270219
SUMMARY:Battery Regulation: Digital battery passport mandatory for EV\, lig
 ht-transport and industrial batteries above 2 kWh
DESCRIPTION:Under Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 every EV battery\, light means 
 of transport battery (e-bikes\, scooters) and industrial battery over 2 kW
 h placed on the market must carry a QR code linking to a digital battery p
 assport with data on chemistry\, carbon footprint\, recycled content\, per
 formance and durability.\n\nWho is affected: Manufacturers and importers o
 f such batteries and of products containing them (e-bikes\, energy storage
 \, forklifts\, EVs)\; distributors must check the QR code is present.\n\nW
 hat to do: Decide who holds the passport data (you or your cell supplier) 
 and pick a passport service provider. Collect the mandatory data set per b
 attery model\, set up unique identifiers and QR codes on the product\, and
  plan for updating state-of-health data over the battery's life.\n\nPenalt
 y: Set nationally\; non-compliant batteries can be withdrawn from the mark
 et\n\n\nStatus: confirmed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/battery-passpor
 t-qr
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/battery-passport-qr
CATEGORIES:EU,Battery Regulation
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UID:eudr-micro-small-operators@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270630
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270701
SUMMARY:EUDR: EU Deforestation Regulation: due diligence applies for micro 
 and small enterprises
DESCRIPTION:Micro and small companies dealing in the EUDR commodities (catt
 le\, cocoa\, coffee\, palm oil\, rubber\, soy\, wood and derived products)
  get six extra months. Small downstream traders mainly need to collect and
  pass on upstream due diligence reference numbers\; small primary producer
 s in low-risk countries file a simplified declaration.\n\nWho is affected:
  Micro and small importers\, wood and furniture makers\, coffee roasters\,
  chocolate makers\, printers and retailers of the covered products.\n\nWha
 t to do: Check whether your products are listed in EUDR Annex I. Ask suppl
 iers for their due diligence statement reference numbers and keep them for
  five years. If you import directly\, register in the EU Information Syste
 m and prepare geolocation and legality evidence.\n\nPenalty: Fines of at l
 east 4% of EU turnover\, confiscation of goods\, exclusion from public pro
 curement\n\nNote: Postponed by Regulation (EU) 2025/2650\; micro/small pri
 mary operators in low-risk countries only file a one-off simplified declar
 ation\n\nStatus: delayed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/eudr-micro-small
 -operators
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/eudr-micro-small-operators
CATEGORIES:EU,EUDR
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UID:instant-payments-non-euro-vop@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270709
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270710
SUMMARY:Instant Payments Regulation: Instant Payments Regulation: sending i
 nstant euro payments and Verification of Payee mandatory for non-euro-area
  banks (Poland\, Sweden\, Czechia\, etc.)
DESCRIPTION:Payment providers in EU countries outside the euro area must of
 fer euro instant transfers and the free name/IBAN check (Verification of P
 ayee) from July 2027\, completing the roll-out across the EU.\n\nWho is af
 fected: Banks and payment institutions in non-euro Member States\; busines
 ses in Poland\, Sweden\, Czechia\, Hungary\, Denmark\, Romania and Bulgari
 a paying or receiving euros.\n\nWhat to do: Businesses in non-euro countri
 es: align supplier and customer master data (legal names vs account holder
 s) ahead of the VoP switch-on to avoid rejected or delayed euro payments\;
  ask your bank about its timetable.\n\n\nNote: Receiving instant euro paym
 ents is mandatory for non-euro-area PSPs from 2027-01-09\; sending and VoP
  from 2027-07-09\n\nStatus: confirmed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/ins
 tant-payments-non-euro-vop
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/instant-payments-non-euro-vop
CATEGORIES:EU,Instant Payments Regulation
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UID:ai-act-gpai-legacy-models@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270802
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270803
SUMMARY:EU AI Act: AI Act: GPAI models placed on the market before August 2
 025 must comply
DESCRIPTION:General-purpose AI models that were already on the market befor
 e 2 August 2025 were given two years to catch up. From this date they must
  meet the same documentation\, copyright and training-data-summary duties 
 as new models.\n\nWho is affected: Providers of older foundation models st
 ill offered in the EU\, including companies that fine-tuned and released s
 uch models.\n\nWhat to do: Inventory the models you provide and their rele
 ase dates. Back-fill technical documentation\, downstream information pack
 s and the training-data summary for legacy models\, or withdraw them.\n\nP
 enalty: Up to €15M or 3% of worldwide turnover\n\n\nStatus: confirmed\nh
 ttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/ai-act-gpai-legacy-models
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/ai-act-gpai-legacy-models
CATEGORIES:EU,EU AI Act
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UID:cbam-first-declaration-certificates@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270930
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20271001
SUMMARY:CBAM: CBAM: first annual declaration and surrender of certificates 
 for 2026 imports of steel\, aluminium\, cement\, fertilisers
DESCRIPTION:Since 1 January 2026 importers of more than 50 tonnes per year 
 of CBAM goods (iron and steel\, aluminium\, cement\, fertilisers\; plus hy
 drogen and electricity without threshold) must be authorised CBAM declaran
 ts and buy CBAM certificates covering the embedded emissions. The first an
 nual declaration and certificate surrender for 2026 imports is due in 2027
 . Importers under 50 tonnes are exempt but must monitor the threshold.\n\n
 Who is affected: Any business importing the listed goods from outside the 
 EU\, including small manufacturers\, construction firms and traders buying
  steel or aluminium products directly from non-EU suppliers.\n\nWhat to do
 : Track cumulative annual imports of CBAM goods by weight to know if you c
 ross 50 tonnes. If you do\, make sure your authorised declarant status is 
 granted\, collect actual emissions data from suppliers (or use default val
 ues)\, buy certificates during 2027 and file the declaration in the CBAM r
 egistry by the deadline.\n\nPenalty: Penalty per certificate not surrender
 ed\, plus loss of authorisation for repeated breaches\n\nNote: Definitive 
 period started 2026-01-01\; importers above 50 tonnes/year had to apply fo
 r authorised CBAM declarant status by 2026-03-31. Declaration deadline per
  the 2025 CBAM simplification regulation – confirm with your national CB
 AM authority\n\nStatus: confirmed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/cbam-fi
 rst-declaration-certificates
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/cbam-first-declaration-certificates
CATEGORIES:EU,CBAM
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UID:dac8-crypto-first-report@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270930
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20271001
SUMMARY:DAC8: DAC8: first annual crypto-asset transaction report to tax aut
 horities (covering 2026)
DESCRIPTION:Since 1 January 2026 crypto-asset service providers (exchanges\
 , brokers\, custodial wallet providers\, some DeFi front-ends) must collec
 t and verify customer identity and tax residence and record all exchange a
 nd transfer transactions of EU users. The first annual report to the tax a
 uthority is due in 2027\, and data is exchanged between Member States. DAC
 7 already imposes similar annual reporting (by 31 January) on digital plat
 forms for sellers.\n\nWho is affected: Any business that provides crypto e
 xchange\, transfer or custody services to EU customers\, including MiCA-au
 thorised firms and non-EU providers serving EU users.\n\nWhat to do: Regis
 ter as a reporting crypto-asset service provider in one Member State if no
 t MiCA-authorised. Collect self-certifications (name\, address\, TIN\, tax
  residence) from all users\, keep transaction records from 1 January 2026\
 , and set up XML reporting in the national format before the first deadlin
 e.\n\nPenalty: Set nationally\; typically fines per unreported user/transa
 ction\n\nNote: Reporting obligation applies from 2026-01-01\; the Commissi
 on states the first report is due within nine months after the end of 2026
  – national laws may set an earlier date (e.g. 31 January)\, check your 
 Member State\n\nStatus: confirmed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/dac8-cr
 ypto-first-report
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/dac8-crypto-first-report
CATEGORIES:EU,DAC8
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UID:ai-act-high-risk-annex-iii@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20271202
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20271203
SUMMARY:EU AI Act: AI Act: high-risk AI obligations for Annex III use cases
  (HR\, credit\, education\, biometrics\, critical infrastructure)
DESCRIPTION:AI used for recruiting and managing workers\, credit scoring\, 
 insurance pricing\, education admissions\, biometric identification\, crit
 ical infrastructure and law enforcement becomes 'high-risk'. Providers nee
 d a risk-management system\, data governance\, technical documentation\, l
 ogging\, human oversight and a conformity assessment\; deployers must use 
 the systems as instructed\, keep logs and inform affected people.\n\nWho i
 s affected: Companies building such AI systems\, and any employer or lende
 r that uses them (deployer duties)\, regardless of size. SMEs get simplifi
 ed documentation templates.\n\nWhat to do: Map every AI system you build o
 r use against Annex III. For in-scope systems\, start a compliance file no
 w: intended purpose\, risk assessment\, training-data description\, human-
 oversight design\, accuracy and cybersecurity testing. Deployers: get prov
 ider documentation\, appoint a human overseer\, and prepare worker informa
 tion notices. Register systems in the EU database before use.\n\nPenalty: 
 Up to €15M or 3% of worldwide turnover (SMEs: lower of the two)\n\nNote:
  Postponed from 2026-08-02 by the Digital Omnibus on AI\, Regulation (EU) 
 2026/1744 (OJ 2026-07-24\, in force 2026-07-27)\n\nStatus: delayed\nhttps:
 //eudeadlines.eu/deadline/ai-act-high-risk-annex-iii
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/ai-act-high-risk-annex-iii
CATEGORIES:EU,EU AI Act
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UID:cra-full-application@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20271211
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20271212
SUMMARY:Cyber Resilience Act: CRA: full application – secure-by-design re
 quirements\, conformity assessment and CE marking for software and connect
 ed products
DESCRIPTION:From this date every product with digital elements placed on th
 e EU market must meet the essential cybersecurity requirements (secure def
 aults\, no known exploitable vulnerabilities\, security updates for the su
 pport period\, SBOM)\, pass a conformity assessment and carry CE marking. 
 Importers and distributors must check compliance.\n\nWho is affected: Manu
 facturers\, importers and distributors of software and connected hardware 
 sold in the EU\, including small SaaS vendors that ship client software\, 
 IoT makers and app developers.\n\nWhat to do: Classify each product (defau
 lt\, important class I/II\, or critical) to know whether self-assessment i
 s enough. Implement a secure development lifecycle\, vulnerability handlin
 g and update policy\, and generate an SBOM. Prepare technical documentatio
 n\, the EU declaration of conformity and user security information. Define
  the product's support period (at least 5 years by default).\n\nPenalty: U
 p to €15M or 2.5% of worldwide turnover\n\n\nStatus: confirmed\nhttps://
 eudeadlines.eu/deadline/cra-full-application
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/cra-full-application
CATEGORIES:EU,Cyber Resilience Act
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UID:eudi-wallet-private-acceptance@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20271224
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20271225
SUMMARY:eIDAS 2: EU Digital Identity Wallet: regulated private services mus
 t accept the wallet for strong customer identification
DESCRIPTION:Private companies that are legally required to identify custome
 rs with strong authentication – banks\, payment and crypto firms\, telec
 oms\, energy and utilities\, insurers\, healthcare providers\, transport a
 nd very large online platforms – must accept the EU Digital Identity Wal
 let when a user offers it\, in addition to their existing methods.\n\nWho 
 is affected: Regulated service providers in finance\, telecom\, energy\, h
 ealth\, transport and large platforms\, of any size.\n\nWhat to do: Add wa
 llet-based login and KYC to your onboarding and strong-authentication flow
 s using the EU reference standards\, and register as a relying party in yo
 ur Member State's register. Test with your national wallet pilots during 2
 027.\n\nPenalty: Supervisory measures under national eIDAS enforcement\n\n
 Note: 36 months after the implementing regulations (Art. 5f Reg. 2024/1183
 )\; exact national enforcement dates may vary\n\nStatus: confirmed\nhttps:
 //eudeadlines.eu/deadline/eudi-wallet-private-acceptance
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/eudi-wallet-private-acceptance
CATEGORIES:EU,eIDAS 2
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UID:espr-first-delegated-acts-dpp@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20271231
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20280101
SUMMARY:[indicative date] Ecodesign (ESPR): ESPR: first product-specific ec
 odesign and Digital Product Passport rules (iron & steel\, textiles\, tyre
 s\, aluminium)
DESCRIPTION:The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (EU) 2024/178
 1 lets the Commission set durability\, repairability\, recycled-content an
 d information requirements product group by product group\, each with a Di
 gital Product Passport. The first acts (steel\, then textiles\, tyres\, al
 uminium\, furniture) are expected in 2026-2028 and will apply after a tran
 sition period. Since 19 July 2026 large companies may also no longer destr
 oy unsold clothing and footwear.\n\nWho is affected: Manufacturers\, impor
 ters and brands of the first product groups\, especially clothing\, footwe
 ar\, steel products\, tyres and furniture\; retailers will need to display
  DPP information.\n\nWhat to do: Follow the ESPR working plan for your pro
 duct group. Start collecting product-level data (materials\, origin\, recy
 cled content\, repair info) in a structured way so it can feed a DPP. Set 
 up an unsold-goods policy and tracking – large companies must already di
 sclose discarded unsold products.\n\n\nNote: Indicative. Per the Commissio
 n's ESPR working plan 2025-2030 delegated acts are targeted for iron & ste
 el in 2026 and textiles\, tyres and aluminium in 2027\; obligations typica
 lly apply ~18 months after adoption. As of August 2026 no delegated act ha
 s been adopted\n\nStatus: proposed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/espr-f
 irst-delegated-acts-dpp
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/espr-first-delegated-acts-dpp
CATEGORIES:EU,Ecodesign (ESPR)
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UID:late-payment-regulation-proposal@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20271231
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20280101
SUMMARY:[indicative date] Late Payment Regulation: Proposed EU Late Payment
  Regulation: 30-day maximum payment terms in B2B transactions
DESCRIPTION:The Commission proposed replacing the Late Payment Directive wi
 th a regulation capping B2B and B2G payment terms at 30 days\, making late
 -payment interest automatic and creating national enforcement authorities.
  The file has not progressed in the Council since 2024\, so no date is fix
 ed.\n\nWho is affected: All businesses\, especially SMEs supplying larger 
 customers on long payment terms.\n\nWhat to do: No action required yet. Wa
 tch the file\; if adopted\, contracts with payment terms above 30 days wou
 ld need to be renegotiated and invoicing/dunning systems updated to charge
  statutory interest automatically.\n\n\nNote: Placeholder – no applicati
 on date exists. Commission proposal COM(2023) 533 is stalled: Parliament a
 dopted its position in 2024\, the Council has not agreed a general approac
 h. Existing Directive 2011/7/EU (60-day default) continues to apply\n\nSta
 tus: proposed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/late-payment-regulation-pro
 posal
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/late-payment-regulation-proposal
CATEGORIES:EU,Late Payment Regulation
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UID:vida-platform-economy-single-registration@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20280701
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20280702
SUMMARY:ViDA: ViDA: platform deemed-supplier rules for short-term rentals a
 nd passenger transport\; single VAT registration
DESCRIPTION:Platforms facilitating short-term accommodation rentals (up to 
 30 nights) and passenger transport become the deemed VAT supplier when the
  underlying host or driver does not charge VAT. The One-Stop-Shop is exten
 ded (own-goods transfers\, B2C supplies) and a mandatory reverse charge fo
 r non-established suppliers reduces the need for foreign VAT registrations
 .\n\nWho is affected: Marketplaces and booking platforms in accommodation 
 and transport\; SMEs selling cross-border in the EU that currently hold se
 veral VAT registrations.\n\nWhat to do: Platforms: build VAT collection an
 d remittance for deemed-supplier transactions and collect host/driver VAT 
 status. Cross-border sellers: review whether the extended OSS lets you clo
 se foreign VAT registrations from July 2028 and update ERP tax settings.\n
 \n\nNote: Council Directive (EU) 2025/516\; Member States may postpone the
  platform deemed-supplier rules until 2030-01-01\n\nStatus: confirmed\nhtt
 ps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/vida-platform-economy-single-registration
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/vida-platform-economy-single-registrati
 on
CATEGORIES:EU,ViDA
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UID:ai-act-high-risk-annex-i-products@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20280802
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20280803
SUMMARY:EU AI Act: AI Act: high-risk rules for AI embedded in regulated pro
 ducts (machinery\, medical devices\, toys\, lifts)
DESCRIPTION:AI that is a safety component of products covered by EU product
  legislation listed in Annex I (machinery\, medical devices\, toys\, lifts
 \, vehicles\, etc.) must meet the AI Act's high-risk requirements as part 
 of the product's CE conformity assessment.\n\nWho is affected: Manufacture
 rs and importers of physical products with AI safety functions\, and their
  software suppliers.\n\nWhat to do: Identify products where AI performs a 
 safety function. Plan to integrate AI Act requirements (risk management\, 
 data governance\, logging\, human oversight) into the product's existing c
 onformity assessment and technical file. Align with notified bodies early 
 because assessments will be combined.\n\nPenalty: Up to €15M or 3% of wo
 rldwide turnover (SMEs: lower of the two)\n\nNote: Postponed from 2027-08-
 02 by the Digital Omnibus on AI (Reg. 2026/1744)\n\nStatus: delayed\nhttps
 ://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/ai-act-high-risk-annex-i-products
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/ai-act-high-risk-annex-i-products
CATEGORIES:EU,EU AI Act
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UID:ppwr-recycled-content-single-use-bans@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20300101
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20300102
SUMMARY:PPWR: PPWR: minimum recycled content in plastic packaging and bans 
 on certain single-use formats
DESCRIPTION:Plastic packaging must contain minimum shares of post-consumer 
 recycled plastic (10-35% depending on type)\, all packaging must be recycl
 able by design\, and listed single-use formats (e.g. small hotel toiletrie
 s\, plastic packaging for unprocessed fruit and vegetables under 1.5 kg\, 
 single-portion condiment sachets in HoReCa) are prohibited.\n\nWho is affe
 cted: Producers and importers of plastic-packaged goods\, hospitality busi
 nesses\, food retailers and e-commerce sellers.\n\nWhat to do: Ask packagi
 ng suppliers for recycled-content certificates and recyclability grades no
 w\; redesign or switch formats that will be banned. Build packaging data (
 weight\, material\, recycled share) into your product master data for futu
 re reporting.\n\n\n\nStatus: confirmed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/pp
 wr-recycled-content-single-use-bans
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/ppwr-recycled-content-single-use-bans
CATEGORIES:EU,PPWR
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UID:eaa-services-transition-ends@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20300628
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20300629
SUMMARY:EAA: European Accessibility Act: end of transition for legacy servi
 ce contracts and self-service terminals
DESCRIPTION:Service contracts concluded before 28 June 2025 may run unchang
 ed until 28 June 2030\, and products lawfully used to deliver a service be
 fore that date (e.g. payment or ticketing terminals) may keep being used u
 ntil then\, or up to 20 years for self-service terminals. After this date 
 everything in use must be accessible.\n\nWho is affected: Small\, medium a
 nd large service providers still relying on pre-2025 contracts or legacy t
 erminals\; microenterprise service providers remain exempt.\n\nWhat to do:
  List service contracts and terminals that predate June 2025. Plan replace
 ments or upgrades so all customer-facing services and equipment are access
 ible by mid-2030. Include accessibility clauses in every renewal.\n\n\n\nS
 tatus: confirmed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/eaa-services-transition-
 ends
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/eaa-services-transition-ends
CATEGORIES:EU,EAA
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UID:vida-digital-reporting-intra-eu@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20300701
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20300702
SUMMARY:ViDA: ViDA: mandatory e-invoicing and near-real-time digital report
 ing for intra-EU B2B transactions
DESCRIPTION:Structured e-invoices (EN 16931) become the default for cross-b
 order B2B supplies within the EU\, issued within 10 days of the chargeable
  event\, and the invoice data must be reported to the tax authority almost
  in real time. Recapitulative statements (EC Sales Lists) are abolished.\n
 \nWho is affected: Every VAT-registered business that sells goods or servi
 ces to businesses in other EU countries\, whatever its size.\n\nWhat to do
 : Choose invoicing software that can issue and receive EN 16931 e-invoices
  (Peppol is the safest bet) well before 2030. Clean master data (VAT numbe
 rs\, addresses) and make sure invoices can be issued within 10 days. Align
  with any earlier national mandate (e.g. Latvia 2028\, Germany 2027/2028\,
  Poland 2026).\n\n\n\nStatus: confirmed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/v
 ida-digital-reporting-intra-eu
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/vida-digital-reporting-intra-eu
CATEGORIES:EU,ViDA
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UID:toy-safety-regulation-applies@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20300801
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20300802
SUMMARY:Toy Safety Regulation: New Toy Safety Regulation applies: digital p
 roduct passport replaces the declaration of conformity\, stricter chemical
  rules
DESCRIPTION:Every toy placed on the EU market will need a digital product p
 assport accessible via a data carrier on the toy or packaging\, carrying c
 ompliance information. Bans on endocrine disruptors\, PFAS and most allerg
 enic fragrances are extended\, connected toys get cybersecurity and privac
 y requirements\, and online marketplaces must check DPP data before listin
 g.\n\nWho is affected: Toy manufacturers\, importers\, distributors and on
 line sellers/marketplaces\, of any size.\n\nWhat to do: Start chemical ref
 ormulation and testing against the new substance limits. Plan DPP creation
  for each toy model (data carrier on product\, structured compliance data)
  and align with your ESPR/DPP tooling. Marketplaces: prepare to verify DPP
  presence for toy listings.\n\nPenalty: Set nationally\; non-compliant toy
 s withdrawn from the market\n\nNote: Regulation (EU) 2025/2509 published O
 J 2025-12-12\, in force 2026-01-01\, applies after a 4.5-year transition\;
  toys placed on the market before that date may continue to be sold\n\nSta
 tus: confirmed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/toy-safety-regulation-appl
 ies
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/toy-safety-regulation-applies
CATEGORIES:EU,Toy Safety Regulation
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UID:vida-national-systems-harmonised@eudeadlines.eu
DTSTAMP:20260907T200536Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20350101
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20350102
SUMMARY:ViDA: ViDA: national e-invoicing/reporting systems must be interope
 rable with the EU standard
DESCRIPTION:Countries that introduced domestic real-time reporting or e-inv
 oicing systems before 2024 (e.g. Italy\, Poland\, France\, Hungary) must a
 lign them with the EU digital reporting model by 2035\, so businesses can 
 use one format across the EU.\n\nWho is affected: Businesses operating in 
 several EU countries with different national e-invoicing regimes.\n\nWhat 
 to do: Prefer invoicing tools built on the EU standard (EN 16931/Peppol) r
 ather than country-specific formats\, so migration in 2035 is trivial.\n\n
 \n\nStatus: confirmed\nhttps://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/vida-national-syste
 ms-harmonised
URL:https://eudeadlines.eu/deadline/vida-national-systems-harmonised
CATEGORIES:EU,ViDA
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