Digital Product Passport
What it is and why companies need to prepare today.
In recent years, the European Union has accelerated its path toward a more sustainable, transparent and circular economy. Among its most significant initiatives is the DPP, a tool set to transform the way companies manage and share information about their products. Many businesses have heard of it, but the concrete impact on their business processes is not always clear.
What is the Digital Product Passport?
The DPP is a structured set of digital information that accompanies a product throughout its entire lifecycle. Intelya.
It can include information about:
- materials used
- origin of components
- environmental data
- maintenance
- repairability
- recyclability
- regulatory compliance
Why it exists.
The EU’s goal is to increase:
- transparency
- sustainability
- traceability
- the circular economy
Which companies will be affected.
The DPP will gradually extend to many sectors:
- textiles
- electronics
- batteries
- furniture
- industrial components
Conclusions.
Companies that start structuring their product data today will have an advantage over those that wait for the legal obligation.
The Digital Product Passport is not just a regulatory requirement: it is an opportunity to make the most of your product data.
Find out how Intelya can help your company prepare for the DPP.