Digital product passport
The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is an electronic tool that collects and makes accessible key information about a product throughout its life cycle.
It includes data on composition, material origin, repair methods, reuse, recycling, and sustainability.
The mandatory requirement will initially apply to specific sectors with a high environmental impact, such as:
- Textiles and clothing
- Electronics and batteries
- Building materials
It includes data on composition, material origin, repair methods, reuse, recycling, and sustainability.
Is it mandatory?
The Digital Product Passport will become mandatory based on the European Commission's proposal included in the Ecodesign Regulation for sustainable products (ESPR).The mandatory requirement will initially apply to specific sectors with a high environmental impact, such as:
- Textiles and clothing
- Electronics and batteries
- Building materials
Timings
The introduction of the Digital Product Passport will be gradual, following the deadlines of the Ecodesign Regulation (ESPR).Companies must prepare early to comply with legal obligations and avoid penalties.
The first applications will concern the textile sector, followed by electronics and batteries, and construction materials. The measure will subsequently be extended to other sectors.
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