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How are providers of digital product passports supposed to handle any "glitch in the matrix"? A temporary, insignificant anomaly in data

Trust is a key factor for the success of digital product passports. To gain trust, Transparency, Verification and Integrity are key factors.

Consumers grow increasingly aware of the need for sustainability and protecting our environment from the effects of our consumption.

Getting DPP compliant will take commitment and effort. The kind of data needed for DPP is data few companies have ever thought about.

We see three major phases in combination with continuous development. They include a lot of data, efficiency in infrastructure and more data

The main purpose of introducing regulations about DPP is to promote sustainability by facilitating responsible consumption.

Most companies wanting to continue to do business in the European Union will need to get that act together. Soon.

The more you read up on DPP, the more daunting the task becomes of getting compliant. It's not a walk in the park.

DPP isn't about sales and marketing. It's existential. In this post, we look at which functions in your company may be affected.

Are you aware of the upcoming EU regulations about digital product passports? Start by browsing this site & blog or reach out for a meeting.

We would like to take this opportunity to inform you about a webinar hosted by the European Commission.

Here are four simple steps to begin preparing as a company for the legislation. Read more in the blog.

Why start preparing for digital product passports early? The sooner you start, the earlier you will finish!

There's more to digital product passports than circularity, repairability, and environmental concerns. Unethical sourcing is one thing.

We can expect consumer preferences and pressures to propagate down the supply chain from retailers via producers to sub-suppliers.

This is the third and last article in a series on the topic of digital product passports and the behavioural change to improved circularity.

This is part 2 out of 3 in the series of introducing digital product passports.

The first part out of three deep diving into behavioral change and change of mindset with upcoming legislation of digital product passport.

Blue Cromos have joined the Swedish committee here we will participate in influencing the content of the standards of the DPP.

Keep in mind that digital product passports will be mandatory for products sold in the European Union.