The European Commission's new Ecodesign for Sustainable Products and Energy Labelling Working Plan (2025-2030) introduces a critical "horizontal requirement": repairability. This aims to fundamentally change how products are designed, reducing waste and empowering consumers to fix rather than replace.
The European Commission has presented the first working plan for the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), detailing the priority product groups for the next 3-5 years. This initiative is a key step in the EU's strategy to promote a circular economy.
With the FSMA 204 compliance deadline delayed, food companies now have breathing room to rethink their approach. Instead of scrambling for quick fixes, this is a chance to implement robust, future-ready traceability systems that go beyond bare-minimum compliance.
Join the first session of FASHION360’s “Untangling the 15 Data Elements of Digital Product Passport” series to explore key requirements for complying with the EU’s Digital Product Passport (DPP) regulations.
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) combats global deforestation by holding companies accountable for their supply chains. It applies to businesses dealing with specific commodities and derived products, like coffee, cocoa, and wood. EUDR compliance involves risk assessment, mitigation, and robust traceability systems.
GS1 2D barcodes are revolutionizing product information sharing. By 2027, these enhanced codes will unlock unprecedented levels of data, empowering consumers, streamlining supply chains, and transforming how brands connect with their customers.
The acquisition unites Kezzler's traceability expertise with Scanbuy's smart packaging and QR engagement business, offering a comprehensive solution for product transparency, supply chain visibility, and enhanced consumer interaction.
Kezzler's Frederic Clulow and Provision's CMO Kevin Davies discuss FSMA Section 204's impact on produce and grocery retail. They explore data capture and sharing challenges, highlighting the importance of collaboration between platforms like Provision and Kezzler for seamless compliance.
EPCIS is a GS1 standard that boosts supply chain visibility, traceability, and efficiency. By capturing and sharing event data, businesses improve operations, ensure compliance, and reduce costs.
The fashion industry faces transformative shifts in 2025, driven by regulatory demands, consumer awareness, and sustainability. Kezzler highlights three key areas for success: supply chain efficiency, regulatory compliance, and customer loyalty.
Discover the latest Kezzler updates for H2 2024: enhanced transformation tracking, customizable lists, improved reporting, a streamlined UI, and our Digital Product Passport Pilot. These innovations simplify workflows, boost usability, and enable actionable insights. Explore how our platform evolves to meet your needs.
Viking is taking the next step toward Digital Product Passport (DPP) compliance by partnering with Kezzler and Trimco Group. Their joint solution will support Viking in enhancing transparency and sustainability. This marks the second collaboration between Kezzler and Trimco since formalizing their strategic partnership.
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