Everything on this page is generated from the product-group manifest the software itself reads, vendored from odal-node/dpp-core at a pinned commit. It describes what is modelled, not what the law requires — see the note at the foot.

This is the manifest's own notes field, reproduced verbatim. It is where a group says which of its fields are a best reading rather than a requirement, and it is written for the people maintaining the schema rather than for this page.

CO2e thresholds in the plugin are indicative pending the delegated act. productCategories is empty on purpose: it previously listed primary/secondary-recycled/mixed, which are productionRoute values — how the metal was made, not what the product is. No act defines an aluminium category axis yet.

This product group declares no disclosure classes. That is not an omission — it is the absence of a delegated act.

ESPR Art. 11(b) gives each actor access "based on their respective access rights set out in the applicable delegated act adopted pursuant to Article 4". Until that act exists for aluminium, there is no split to model, and inventing one would be asserting a rule nobody has written.