Press briefing | Widely applied Digital Product Passports (DPP) will transform EU product policy. But setting up a DPP framework in the forthcoming European Product Regulation is only the tip of the iceberg. Every product’s digital record must be linked to data – and the measurements will be standardised. Find out how the EU can build a stronger, more sustainable Single Market through DPP, product legislation, and the standardisation system that underpins it all.
The European Commission’s proposed ‘EU Product Act’ could provide necessary revisions to ensure coherence and consistency and further reinforce EU product policy. Watch back the recording of our recent webinar, where our experts unpack this framework of EU legislation and discuss how to build a competitive and future-proof Single Market that is fit for circular economy and the digital transition
The Digital Product Passport is an EU initiative, part of the upcoming Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR). It aims to unleash access to data and information across products' value chains. Information is key to sustainable design, more informed consumer choice, access to repair, and better recycling of products. Read more in this analysis from ECOS and CircThread.
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