PEFCR for Toy brands.

The EU Digital Product Passport reaches toys in 2030. By then, every toy sold in the EU will need a PEFCR-compliant environmental footprint attached to a digital passport, alongside the existing safety and compliance obligations toy brands already carry.

Toys are a multi-material category: plastics, woods, metals, textiles, electronics, batteries, paints, adhesives. ClimatePoint maps every component of your BoM to the LCI activities behind it, pushes primary-data requests to suppliers for the lifecycle stages that drive the footprint, and pedigree-scores the rest against EF 3.1 reference data.

Every report is reviewable and signable by an independent third-party auditor working inside the platform. The same data runs PEFCR, ISO 14040/44, and ISO 14067 reports, so when your retail customers ask for a carbon-only number alongside the full PEFCR, you already have it.