// Readiness Check
Are you ready for GS1 Sunrise 2027?
Eight quick questions about your products and where you sell them. You'll get a readiness result — which of GS1 Sunrise 2027 and the EU Digital Product Passport apply to you, the dates that matter, and a next-steps checklist. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
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This is an editorial self-assessment, not legal advice — but it will tell you quickly whether either the retail 2D-barcode transition or the EU product-passport rules are something your business needs to plan for.
// FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
No. It is an editorial self-assessment built by QuickQRC to help a business work out quickly whether the retail 2D-barcode transition or the EU Digital Product Passport rules are something they need to plan for. It is not legal advice, so confirm obligations with your national GS1 organisation, your retail partners, and the official regulation.
No. Every question, the scoring, and the result are handled in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, logged, or stored. The "email me this result" button just opens your own mail app with the summary pre-filled.
It measures how much of the groundwork is already in place: whether you have GTINs, an existing retail barcode, a QR code already on your packaging, and a small enough catalogue that a transition is quick. A high score does not mean you can ignore a dated obligation like the EU battery passport.
The battery regulation sets specific obligations, including the February 2027 passport date for defined categories. ESPR requirements depend on product-specific acts. The working plan distinguishes textile and furniture work from a separate footwear study; study or indicative adoption dates are not universal compliance deadlines.
Possibly. GS1 Sunrise 2027 is a global retail-industry initiative, not an EU one, so it can apply anywhere you sell through barcode-scanning retail. The EU Digital Product Passport, by contrast, only applies to products placed on the EU or EEA market.