Digital Product Passports
All the tools you need to prepare for the EU’s upcoming Digital Product Passport regulation.


Create traceable, transparent and compliant products with Digital ID
Policy initiatives are requiring more and more granular levels of product data to deliver transparency, traceability and trust.
Our comprehensive solutions are preparing brands to create Digital Product Passports (DPP) at scale.
What are Digital Product Passports?
DPPs create a digital twin of a physical product. They digitally record, process, and share information along the product lifecycle to deliver increased transparency and traceability, while supporting after-sale services such as repair, resale, and recycling.
The EU Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles, released in March 2022, calls for DPPs to be mandatory on textiles sold in Europe by 2030. This strategy calls upon the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) to define DPP requirements. The ESPR is expected to be adopted in 2024, when specific DPP requirements will start to be written as Delegated Acts.


Requirements of Digital Product Passports
A data carrier, connected to a unique product identifier, shall be physically present on or with a product.
All information included in the DPP shall be based on open standards, developed with an interoperable format and shall be machine-readable, structured and searchable.
The information included in the DPP shall refer to the product model, batch or item.
Benefits of Digital Product Passports
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How Holzweiler is preparing for the EU's Digital Product Passport legislation

Webinar:
Digital Product Passports
Our Head of Sustainability, Julie Brown shares more about EON’s experience creating DPPs for the apparel industry as part of The ECESP Leadership Group’s #EUCircularTalks.