Construction products
07 September 2026
EU Requirements Increase Demand for Environmental Product Data in Construction
Construction products
07 September 2026
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A report published by Stark Group examines how EU requirements related to environmental product data and documentation are affecting the construction materials market. The report points out expected growth in demand for verified environmental information and identifies changes in documentation requirements linked to the Construction Products Regulation (CPR) and the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD).
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Stark Group has published its Sustainability Market Outlook Report 2026 on the 1st of September, examining the impact of environmental data and documentation requirements on the construction materials market. The report identifies increasing demand for product environmental information and carbon footprint data across construction projects. According to the report, requirements associated with the Construction Products Regulation (CPR) and the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) are contributing to greater use of environmental documentation for building materials. The report also notes that suppliers, distributors and construction professionals are expected to manage and provide more product-related environmental information as documentation requirements expand across the sector.
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