It is a digital tool designed to provide transparent and accessible information about a product's lifecycle, including its environmental impact, materials used, and compliance with sustainability and circularity standards.
What are the goals of the DPP?
The DPP aims to empower consumers, businesses, and regulators to make informed decisions, promote sustainable consumption, and support the transition to a circular economy.
Industries covered by Digital Product Passport in ESPR
ELECTRONICS
TEXTILE
BATTERIES
Industries Covered by Digital Product Passport in Other Regulations
Construction and building materials
To track the sustainability of materials like cement, steel, and insulation, and promote circularity in construction.
Furniture
To provide information on materials, durability, and end-of-life options for furniture products.
Plastics and Packaging
To improve transparency around recyclability, recycled content, and environmental impact of packaging materials.
automotive
To monitor the lifecycle of vehicles, including the use of sustainable materials and compliance with recycling standards.
Chemicals
To ensure safer and more sustainable use of chemicals in products and supply chains.
Renewable Energy Equipment
To track the sustainability of solar panels, wind turbines, and other renewable energy technologies.
Consumer Goods
To provide information on the environmental impact of everyday products, such as appliances, clothing, and toys.
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