Iron, steel, and aluminium are priority materials under ESPR: covering not just raw mill metal, but all downstream castings, forgings, machined parts, and precision fasteners. Brijr automates your compliance passports.
Under Customs Chapters 72, 73, and 76, ESPR rules extend to all downstream castings, forgings, and fasteners. Failing to supply digital passports halts shipments at European ports.
Self-certifications are obsolete. EU Delegated Acts require third-party audited chain-of-custody data verifying post-consumer and pre-consumer scrap ratios for steel and aluminium batches.
Producers must report furnace types (EAF vs. BF-BOF), grid emission factors, and mill heat numbers to validate low-carbon product claims under Product Environmental Footprint (PEF) standards.
Bulk fasteners, bolts, and fittings shipped in crates or kegs must carry 2D Data Matrix codes encoding batch-level origin and tensile certifications on packing labels and delivery manifests.

SpecEngine ingests mill test reports, normalizes heat chemistries, and generates compliant GS1 Data Matrix labels to keep European shipments moving.