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EU Ecodesign Plan Names Mattresses as a Future Priority

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The European Commission's 2025 to 2030 ecodesign work plan lists textiles, furniture and mattresses among priority product groups. Binding rules come only when product-specific acts are adopted.

News Development: April 2025 · Published 2026-10-31 · By Sleepwit Sleep Team

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Key points

  • What was adopted. The Commission adopted the first Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation work plan for 2025 to 2030 on 16 April 2025.
  • Timing is indicative. The work plan is a planning document. Secondary sources give different indicative years for furniture and mattresses, so check the Commission document for dates.
  • What exporters can do now. Keep material records, know the composition of each product, document chemical and recycled content where possible and follow the development of durability, repairability and information rules.
  • What it means for you. If you export mattresses or bedding to the EU, start collecting product data now.
  • More from the news desk. News · Bedding and mattress industry BS 7177 Part 2 for Non-Domestic Mattresses Is in Development BSI lists a draft BS 7177-2 covering mattresses in non-domestic settings.

What was adopted

The Commission adopted the first Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation work plan for 2025 to 2030 on 16 April 2025. Summaries by testing and consulting firms list steel and aluminium, textiles, furniture, tyres and mattresses among priority products, and say the digital product passport is a key tool.

Timing is indicative

The work plan is a planning document. Secondary sources give different indicative years for furniture and mattresses, so check the Commission document for dates. Binding requirements arrive only with delegated acts for each product group.

What exporters can do now

Keep material records, know the composition of each product, document chemical and recycled content where possible and follow the development of durability, repairability and information rules.

What it means for you

If you export mattresses or bedding to the EU, start collecting product data now. Sleepwit's export team will flag the rules as they are adopted.

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Sources

  1. SGS: EU releases ESPR working plan 2025 to 2030 Source
  2. One Click LCA: first ESPR working plan Source
  3. FASI: Commission unveils plan for circular and efficient products Source

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