The Digital Product Passport will affect the marketing of products within the European Union.
The DPP is a new requirement for products that have a significant environmental impact such as steel, textiles, construction, vehicles, electric batteries, tyres, packaging and chemicals.
- The Digital Product Passport aims to improve the traceability of products throughout their life cycle and value chain, complementing the information in manuals and labels.
- A gradual roll-out of the DPP is expected in the electronics and textile sectors during 2024-25, with full operationalisation planned for 2026.
Digital Product Passport
- TECNALIA experts will explain how to manage the DPP efficiently and its integration into the daily operations of companies.
- Practical examples of implementation will be shared.
- Key issues such as sustainability and social corporate responsibility will be discussed.
- The conference will examine how the DPP can enhance corporate reputation and ensure compliance with European regulations.
- Shared data spaces (DS) will also be a topic of discussion, highlighting how these socio-technical environments enable shared use of data while maintaining sovereignty over it, which is essential to a secure and regulated digital ecosystem.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be at the forefront of innovation and sustainability in your sector!
*This session is organised by ADEGI