Digital product passport
Digital Product Passport
Track your product’s entire lifecycle with complete transparency – accessible with just a few clicks.
The “Digital Product Passport” is on its way
The European Commission’s plans for greater circularity are ambitious, and their success depends on proper implementation. A recent report outlines the legal framework and the impact on various product groups, which will become mandatory from 2027.
The Digital Product Pass (DPP) provides full transparency for a product with just a few clicks – from its origin and social and environmental production conditions to repair and disposal options, as well as the substances and components it contains.
Transparency across the entire value chain is becoming increasingly important, not only for consumers. According to the new New Circular Economy Action Plan, the focus is shifting from waste management to a true product policy. The DPP is a key tool in this context, especially for circular economy practices such as repair, refurbishment, repurposing, and recycling.
The digital product pass targets relevant data from a wide range of actors – across B2B, B2C, and B2G levels. The main challenge lies in processing complex data efficiently, identifying the “right data,” and ensuring compliance with the appropriate legal frameworks.
Value chains cross national borders and involve numerous stakeholders, making the correct and consistent implementation of the DPP crucial. The European Commission is currently exploring different implementation options and is already engaging with key stakeholders.
