Guide to the Digital Product Passport
eBook
A comprehensive guide to the EU’s Digital Product Passport. What you need to know about the mandatory passport for your products in the European market.
Quick Summary
- The EU’s Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a mandatory requirement for businesses selling products in Europe, designed to make product materials, sustainability credentials, and recyclability transparent across the entire value chain.
- The rollout is staggered by sector, so the timeline for when your business must comply depends on the industry you operate in.
- Ignoring the DPP risks losing access to the European market, making it one of the most significant compliance shifts businesses need to prepare for now.
Be ready for Europe’s DPP
The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is an initiative aimed at products sold in Europe, that will enable access to information about substances and materials a product uses and how to recycle it, and other details. It will mean that anyone in the value chain can check on green credentials, eco-friendliness of design and important sustainability standards. The DPP is hoped to drive down waste, by encouraging recyclability.
To help you understand more about the DPP, such as why it’s needed and what you have to do as a business, we’ve created a helpful free guide for you to download.
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To remain compliant with your products, be sure to read the guide and understand more about its introduction.
The DPP will bring a higher level of transparency about what products are made of and how sustainable they are.
Download the guide today and find out what you need to know about the EU’s DPP.
Inside the guide you’ll find:
- details of what it is and formats;
- what information is on a DPP;
- which sectors are affected first;
- why it’s needed;
- information on the staggered rollout;
- timelines for compliance;
- recommendation for practical support; and
- useful links.
If you want to sell your products in the EU you will need to find out more about the DPP. It’s one of the major shake-ups in compliance for Europe, where transparency over your substances, materials and sustainability will be at the forefront for everyone in the value chain, including customers.
As well as giving you lots of useful advice on the requirements, the eBook explains the importance of the DPP and the potential implications of non-compliance.
Revealed details about the Digital Product Passport
Find out what steps you need to take for compliance
The DPP can not be ignored if you want to maintain access to the European market.
This eBook gives you chapters with details on the DPP formats, the information that is needed, and when your sector will be required to implement a DPP strategy.
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