Whitepaper – Digital Product Passport: what changes for textile and fashion
The European regulatory framework, the obligations for businesses and the strategies to prepare for the new challenges of supply chain traceability and transparency.
The Textile & Fashion sector is preparing for a new phase of transformation, driven by European regulations on sustainability, transparency and product traceability.
With the Digital Product Passport (DPP), companies will be required to make increasingly detailed and verifiable information available on the materials, composition, origin and life cycle of their products.
Although the digital passport for textiles is not yet mandatory, some provisions are already in force, and preparing means acting today on data quality, system integration and information management along the supply chain.
The topics covered in the whitepaper:
- Digital Product Passport: what it is, how it works and what changes it brings to the textile and fashion sector.
- European regulations and deadlines: the regulatory framework, the obligations already in force and the requirements still to be defined.
- Implications for businesses: what changes for manufacturers, brands, suppliers, importers and distributors.
- Traceability and data management: how to ensure reliable, verifiable and accessible information along the entire supply chain.
- How to prepare for the DPP: an operational roadmap for organising data, documents and business processes.
- Solutions and expertise for the supply chain: how Havant, through Panthera Textile and the Group's expertise, supports companies in integrating processes and in product traceability.
Find out how to deal with regulatory developments and prepare your company for the Digital Product Passport, turning data and supply chain management into an opportunity for innovation.