Digital Product Passport: Traceability in service of the circular economy
The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is part of an ambitious European legislative push to transform the EU economy toward greater sustainability.
Against an increasingly worrying environmental backdrop, the need for a radical change in our economic models has never been more urgent. The European Union is proposing a new solution: the Digital Product Passport. It's a digital document containing detailed information about a specific product, designed to apply to a wide range of products sold in the EU, including those manufactured outside the Union.
European legislation is set to change by 2026 — now's the time to get informed:
- What is the Digital Product Passport?
- The environmental urgency and the need for transition
- The circular economy and the Digital Product Passport
- A recap of DPP actions
- The challenges of implementing the Digital Product Passport
