DPP for Manufacturers

Responsibility and trust in every product

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Digital Product Passport (DPP) for Manufacturers

Manufacturers are at the core of introducing the Digital Product Passport (DPP). They bear responsibility for creating and maintaining the passport for every product they place on the EU market. This is not only a regulatory obligation, but also an opportunity to demonstrate sustainability, transparency and innovation.

Regulatory Framework and Requirements

DPP for Manufacturers

When does it become mandatory?

From 2027, starting with batteries, then gradually for textiles, electronics, construction products, furniture and other categories. Manufacturers must be prepared for data collection and structuring before the rules take effect.

What must a manufacturer-created DPP contain?

Information on the composition and origin of materials, carbon footprint, energy efficiency, repairability, recyclability, chemical content, and instructions for proper use.

Why is this critical for manufacturers?

DPP will serve as proof of compliance, facilitate access to the EU market and provide a competitive advantage with customers, partners and investors seeking sustainable solutions.

Steps for DPP Implementation

Product creation at the factory

Data on raw materials, materials and components used in production is entered, along with their origin and compliance with applicable standards.

Generating a Digital Product Passport

Each product receives a unique DPP with a QR code/link containing structured information – composition, characteristics, certifications, and usage instructions.

Supply chain integration

Suppliers, distributors and partners add data on logistics, storage, transport and compliance documentation.

Access for retailers and service centres

Retailers receive up-to-date product information (descriptions, specifications, availability), while service centres get maintenance, repair and warranty management instructions.

Access for end consumers

By scanning the QR code, customers can view transparent information about composition, origin, sustainability and safe use recommendations.

Post-use tracking

When returned, recycled or reused, the passport is updated with information on condition and recycling methods, supporting the circular economy.

Workers in a production facility inspecting products on an assembly line – demonstrating Digital Product Passport implementation for traceability and quality.

How to integrate DPP into your production?

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Manufacturers

Frequently Asked Questions

To create, update and maintain a digital passport for each product.

Sanctions, market access bans and loss of customer trust – risks that apply to all companies in the EU.

It ensures transparency, improves resource management and strengthens the business's sustainable positioning in the EU.

Regulators, partners, customers and consumers – each according to the level of access defined by the EU.

Every time there is a change in the product's composition, processes or characteristics.

Data management platforms, automation and integrations with ERP/CRM systems – solutions that will help businesses comply efficiently.

An advantage when entering new markets, higher customer trust and the opportunity to position themselves as leaders in sustainable production in the EU.

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