Digital Product Passport
The EU's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation will require a Digital Product Passport for many products, with textiles among the first. We help manufacturers collect and structure the data it will ask for.
What we do
Product data ready for the EU's Digital Product Passport.
- Readiness assessment against the requirements as they are published
- Traceability mapping of materials, suppliers and processes
- Product-level data such as material composition and environmental footprint
- Data model and system recommendations
- Pilot passports for selected products
What you receive
- Readiness report
- Data map and gap list
- Pilot passport data set
Digital Product Passport in Bangladesh
As one of the largest garment exporters to the EU, Bangladesh will be among the first countries affected. Factories that structure their traceability data now will be ready when buyers ask.
Industries
Sectors where we deliver this service.
Common questions
What is a Digital Product Passport?
A digital record of a product's materials, origin, environmental impact and end-of-life information, required by the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation for many product groups.
When will textiles need a DPP?
Textiles are among the first product groups under the regulation. The detailed rules are being set through EU delegated acts, and we track them as they are published.
What should a factory do now?
Map materials, suppliers and processes, and start collecting product-level data. That work is needed whatever the final format.
Tell us about your site.
Describe what you want to fix and where. A specialist from the relevant team will reply by email.
info@engg.tech