What is a Digital Product Passport?
A Digital Product Passport (DPP) is an electronic record containing key information about a product - from materials to recycling instructions. The EU is introducing it as part of its strategy for a sustainable and circular economy.
Why is the EU Introducing DPP?
New Standards
The EU is setting new standards for product information. DPP ensures your products meet these requirements.
Circular Economy
Information about materials enables proper recycling and extends product lifespan.
Fighting Fast Fashion
Transparency creates a barrier for low-quality products without clear origin.
Key Regulations
ESPR - Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation
Framework for setting ecodesign requirements for nearly all categories of products on the EU market, including textiles.
In force since 2024EU Textile Strategy
Strategy for sustainable and circular textiles by 2030. Includes mandatory requirements for durability, repairability, and recycling.
Implementation ongoingWho Must Comply?
Everyone selling textile products on the EU market - regardless of company size or country of manufacture.
Timeline
Exact deadlines depend on product category and will be defined by delegated acts.
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