Sustainability
Digital Product Passport
For the Digital Product Passport (DPP) we prepare data collection, standardisation, digitisation and traceability infrastructure for 2026 priority sectors.
What is the Digital Product Passport (DPP)?
The DPP is a systematic digital record of a product’s life-cycle information—components, production, environmental impacts and recycling potential. It supports transparency, resource efficiency and traceability under the EU Green Deal and circular economy goals.
2026 priority sectors and scope
- Electronics and electrical equipment
- Batteries
- Textiles and apparel
- Furniture and construction materials
- Collection of component, chemical, energy/water and carbon data
- Readiness for QR / RFID / digital label integration
Implementation process
- 1. Data collection: product and supply-chain information
- 2. Standardisation: alignment with DPP formats
- 3. Digitisation and linking to the product
- 4. Updatability and life-cycle traceability
How we support you
We do not treat DPP as a mere labelling obligation—we turn it into a sustainable product transparency programme that unites carbon, chemical and supply data.
What you gain
- Early compliance advantage for the EU market
- Supply-chain transparency
- Contribution to recycling and circular economy
- Readiness for green tenders and customer expectations