Compliance & Reporting
Product regulations increasingly require companies to keep structured, verifiable product data and share it on request with authorities, partners, and consumers. The EU Digital Product Passport under ESPR, the EU Battery Regulation and its Digital Battery Passport, FSMA 204 in the US, and EUDR each set their own data, deadline, and format requirements. Articles in this category explain what each rule requires, who it applies to, and how to prepare. They include checklists for FSMA 204 and the EU Battery Regulation, Joint Research Centre (JRC) milestones for textile Digital Product Passports, interoperability pilots with Starfish, iFoodDS, and GS1 Mexico, and DPP preparation stories from Holzweiler and Viking. Kezzler helps companies build one audit-ready data foundation for several mandates, so each new regulation starts from data already in place.
-
Press releaseNorwegian fashion brand Holzweiler partners with Kezzler and Trimco Group to prepare for DPP
This strategic move positions Holzweiler at the forefront of fashion’s digital shift, ensuring their commitment to sustainability, supply chain transparency, and customer experience is met with innovative technology.
-
NewsHow Walmart’s enhanced food traceability requirements impact suppliers
Learn how to meet the new Walmart food traceability requirements with Kezzler’s Connected Products Platform for enhanced FSMA 204 compliance.
-
White paperDigital Product Passport: From concept to compliance
A practical guide to dpp compliance for brands and retailers navigating the regulation — what to prepare for, and how to turn it into an advantage.
-
e-BookFrom compliance to opportunity: FSMA 204
By July 20, 2028, FSMA 204 requires complete traceability records within 24 hours of an FDA request. Kezzler helps food and beverage brands get there.
-
BlogThe textile revolution: Europe’s new rules reshaping fashion
Europe’s new regulations are transforming the fashion industry, emphasizing sustainability and transparency. Manufacturers must now be accountable for their products throughout the entire lifecycle.
-
BlogCollaborative Efforts Pave the Way for FSMA Compliance
Collaboration across the food supply chain is crucial for FSMA compliance. By leveraging shared standards and tools, stakeholders can enhance traceability and ensure food safety.
-
NewsKezzler Joins CIRPASS-2, Pioneering the Future of EU’s Digital Product Passport
In a landmark move set to revolutionize product traceability and sustainability in the European Union, Kezzler is delighted to announce its inclusion in the prestigious CIRPASS-2 lighthouse pilots.
-
NewsKezzler participates in Digital Product Passport demo event with GS1 in Oslo
Kezzler participated in a Digital Product Passport demo event with GS1 in Oslo, showcasing innovations in textile traceability and compliance with upcoming regulatory frameworks.
-
GuideEU policy developments for textile and fashion industries
Breaking down EU policy and legislation on sustainable textiles and apparel for circular economy initiatives.
-
WebinarRegulating apparel circularity: Digital Product Passports and the EU Green Deal
Explore the EU’s Digital Product Passport initiative for textiles. Learn about progress, decisions, and future developments in this crucial step towards sustainable and circular fashion production.
-
WebinarUnderstanding the latest developments in Digital Product Passports and the EU Green Deal
In this insightful webinar, Andreas Schneider and Eric Lequenne explore Digital Product Passports and their pivotal role in advancing the EU Green Deal’s sustainability goals.
-
BlogPrepare Now for the EU Digital Product Passport
A key component of facilitating digital product passports is having a full understanding of product life cycles, which is only possible through product information traceability at each step of the supply chain.