Kezzler has been involved in Digital Product Passport (DPP) development from the start — contributing to JTC 24, the committee defining DPP data standards, and as a named partner in CIRPASS-2, the EU-funded project piloting DPP at scale across textiles, electronics, tyres, and construction. This dpp compliance guide shares what that work has taught us.
What can you expect from this white paper?
- A clear picture of how the DPP system works, from the EU registry down to your own product data
- The current EU timeline, so you know what applies to your products and when
- How to choose the right level of product data — model, batch, or item — and what each one changes for your business
- How to keep sustainability claims accurate and audit-ready as scrutiny increases
- A four-step framework for getting your supply chain DPP-ready
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