Global compliance

Compliant in every market you sell into.

One authentication layer. Every country's rulebook, mapped to it.

Aeroz authenticates the physical unit once, then maps that single record to the regulation of each market it ships through — DSCSA in the US, EU DPP and the Battery Regulation in Europe, FMD in the UK, Tatmeen in the GCC.

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Fixed fee 14-day written report No commitment to proceed
DSCSA §582EU DPP · ESPRBattery Reg. Art. 77FMD 2011/62/EUEUDRForced Labour RegUKCATatmeen
How global works

Authenticate once. Comply everywhere.

A product crosses borders; its regulation changes at each one. Aeroz binds a single cryptographic identity to the unit, then exports the proof in the format each jurisdiction expects — no second tag, no parallel system per country.

One chip identityGS1 Digital LinkEPCIS 2.0 eventsPer-market export
How the chip works →
Markets mappedUS · EU · UK · GCC
Identity per unitAES-128
Verification scan<300ms
Recall traceback<60s
New-market audit14 days
Region by region

Each market. Its own rulebook.

The regulation that applies, when it bites, what it requires, and the role Aeroz plays — by region.

United States

DSCSA · unit-level security

DSCSA §582 (21 U.S.C. § 360eee-1) · enforced Nov 27, 2026 · FDA Form 3911

RequiresEnhanced unit-level traceability, verification, and recall response
Aeroz roleUnit authentication, saleable-returns checks, sub-60s traceback
European Union

EU DPP, Battery, FMD, EUDR

ESPR 2024/1781 · Battery Reg. 2023/1542 Art. 77 · FMD 2011/62/EU · EUDR 2023/1115 · Forced Labour Reg. 2024/3015

RequiresData carrier, Digital Product Passport, due-diligence and provenance records
Aeroz roleDurable physical carrier for the DPP and its custody record
United Kingdom

Post-Brexit divergence

FMD divergence (post-Brexit) · UKCA marking · DEFRA deforestation rules

RequiresUK-specific conformity marking and a separate deforestation due-diligence track
Aeroz roleOne identity exported to both EU and UK formats, no re-tagging
UAE · GCC

Tatmeen & Made-in-UAE

Tatmeen track-and-trace · Made-in-UAE · DMCC free-zone trade

RequiresSerialized aggregation reporting and verifiable origin of goods
Aeroz roleConfirms the physical pack matches the Tatmeen record; proves origin
Built on open standards

The same standards regulators reference.

Aeroz speaks the interoperable standards every regime above is converging on — so the proof reads the same in Washington, Brussels, London, and Dubai.

Resolution

GS1 Digital Link

One scannable identifier resolves to the data each market needs, from one URL on the unit.

Event model

EPCIS 2.0

Every custody change — commission, ship, receive, dispense — as a standardized, exportable event.

Identifier scheme

ISO 22385

An interoperable framework for trust and authentication that travels across jurisdictions.

Framework14-day audit
OutputWritten map
EngagementFixed fee
CommitmentNone
Selling somewhere else?

A market we haven't listed?

New mandates land every quarter, and yours may not be above yet. We map your regulation in the same 14-day audit framework — a written gap analysis, the standards that apply, and a scoped path to compliant.

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Global compliance audit

Map every market — in 14 days.

A fixed-fee Aeroz audit produces a written gap analysis against each regime you sell into, an EPCIS-readiness assessment of your stack, and a scoped remediation plan with cost and timeline.

Turnaround
14 days
Engagement
Fixed fee
Deliverable
Written report
Commitment
None to proceed
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Fixed fee 14-day written report No commitment to proceed

What's included

  • Per-market gap analysis against DSCSA, EU DPP, FMD, EUDR, Tatmeen.
  • Standards readiness — GS1 Digital Link, EPCIS 2.0, ISO 22385.
  • EPCIS 2.0 assessment across TraceLink, Antares, MediLedger.
  • Recall-traceback simulation to time-baseline your response.
  • Pilot scope for one SKU or line, mapped to every market.