Digital Product Passport

A digital product passport (DPP) is a digital record of a product's entire life cycle, containing information on its identity, materials, sustainability, and compliance. Mandated by EU law, it serves as a technical file accessible via an electronic data carrier, such as a QR code, that provides a uniform exchange of data between manufacturers, users, and disposal companies. The goal is to improve transparency, promote the circular economy, and enable consumers to make more sustainable choices.

What information a DPP contains

• Material and component data: Information on constituents, materials, and chemical substances.
• Sustainability data: Details on the product's environmental footprint and how to use it sustainably.
• Life cycle information: Data on the product's journey from origin to disposal, including repairability and availability of spare parts.
• Compliance data: Information on the product's identity, safety, and compliance with regulations.
• Warranty and maintenance records: Details on product performance, maintenance, and warranty.