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Guide

Digital product passports (DPP): what, how, and why?

Digital product passports (DPPs) represent a transformative approach to product traceability and sustainability within the supply chain. As global awareness of environmental impacts intensifies and sustainability regulations come into play, DPP implementation has become required for manufacturers, importers, distributors, and retailers alike. This guide contains all the information known until 2024 on DPPs. What's inside? Overview of regulations and product categories affected Required data for Digital Product Passports Implementation of Digital Product Passports system Advantages and growth opportunities Download our guide & save it to your desktop to keep detailed information easy accessible. ‍

Case Study

Traceability as strategy: How Teijin is scaling circularity with Digital Product Passports

In a collaborative effort to meet the rising demand for circularity, Teijin Limited partnered with Circularise to develop Digital Product Passports (DPPs). This project successfully traced materials from the factory to recycled content, demonstrating large-scale traceability. The findings are now guiding Teijin's next steps toward a circular economy, backed by a strategic investment in Circularise.