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Product data and European Union Digital Product Passport (DPP)
The Digital Product Passport is part of the EU’s Green Deal strategy. It introduces a standardized, digital way to manage and share product information, enabling greater sustainability, transparency, and data-driven decision-making throughout the product lifecycle.
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EU Digital Product Passport (DPP) – Ready for the Future of Product Information Management
The EU Digital Product Passport (DPP) is part of the European Union’s green transition strategy, aiming to increase transparency, support sustainable choices, and enhance data usage throughout the entire product lifecycle. For companies, this means a new way of managing and sharing product information – standardized and digital. Pimmix provides a platform that enables product passports to be built, managed, and automatically distributed to all required systems and stakeholders.
The EU Digital Product Passport (DPP) is part of the European Union’s green transition strategy, aiming to increase transparency, support sustainable choices, and enhance data usage throughout the entire product lifecycle. For companies, this means a new way of managing and sharing product information – standardized and digital. Pimmix provides a platform that enables product passports to be built, managed, and automatically distributed to all required systems and stakeholders.
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EU product passport (DPP) requirements – What companies need to know now?
EU product passport (Digital Product Passport, DPP) requirements are permanently changing the way companies manage and share product information. The new regulation requires companies to provide information about products' origin, composition, sustainability and recyclability in a standardized, digital format. Pimmix helps companies meet DPP requirements centrally and automatically without manual work.
EU product passport (Digital Product Passport, DPP) requirements are permanently changing the way companies manage and share product information. The new regulation requires companies to provide information about products' origin, composition, sustainability and recyclability in a standardized, digital format. Pimmix helps companies meet DPP requirements centrally and automatically without manual work.
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What is the EU's digital product passport (DPP)?
The EU's digital product passport, i.e. the Digital Product Passport (DPP), is a digital data set linked to a product, intended to make essential product information more easily available throughout the product's entire life cycle. Behind it is, in particular, the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation, i.e. the ESPR Regulation, which came into force in July 2024. The idea of the DPP is that information related to a product's sustainability, characteristics, use, repairability and recyclability can be shared with consumers, businesses and authorities in a more controlled and consistent way.
The EU's digital product passport, i.e. the Digital Product Passport (DPP), is a digital data set linked to a product, intended to make essential product information more easily available throughout the product's entire life cycle. Behind it is, in particular, the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation, i.e. the ESPR Regulation, which came into force in July 2024. The idea of the DPP is that information related to a product's sustainability, characteristics, use, repairability and recyclability can be shared with consumers, businesses and authorities in a more controlled and consistent way.