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The Digital Passport
of your product

Centralise technical information, certificates and production data in a single platform.

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The Digital Product Passport

The Digital Product Passport (DPP) centralises all your product intelligence in a single, accessible ecosystem. More than a regulatory requirement, it is a strategic tool that connects the origin of raw materials to the end consumer.

More information. More trust. Better decision.

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What the Passport includes

  • Origin and Composition
  • Manufacturing and Processing
  • Environmental Impact (LCA)
  • Regulatory Compliance
  • Circularity and End of Life

Advantages

For businesses

  • European Market Access: Ensure immediate compliance with ESPR standards.
  • Competitive Differentiation: Stand out with verifiable and auditable data.
  • Data Efficiency: Centralise certificate and supplier management.
  • Circular Innovation: Explore new business models and customer retention.
  • Secure Collaboration: Private area for data validation between partners.

For consumers

  • Full transparency: Access the real origin and history of the product.
  • Conscious decisions: Compare environmental impact clearly.
  • Brand trust: Validate certifications and sustainability claims.
  • Circularity guide: Learn how to repair, reuse or recycle.

Implementation roadmap

The DPP will be mandatory in phases. Anticipate compliance for your sector.

2024 — 2025

Approval and entry into force of the ESPR Regulation and definition of the first technical requirements

2026 — 2027

Extension to strategic sectors, such as textiles, batteries, construction and microelectronics

Next phase

Gradual extension to new products and value chains, including agrifood, with specific requirements still under development

Although timelines vary by sector, the European direction is clear: companies should start now to map data, processes and systems.

How it works

Access the product history in four steps:

  1. Locate the code (QR or NFC) on the product packaging or label.

  2. Scan using your phone camera (no app required).

  3. Instantly view the product's personalised digital page.

  4. Explore all information about origin, production and sustainability.

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Where We Operate

Agrifood

Agrifood

Food products with information on origin, production and sustainability.

Textile

Textile

Textile products with fibre traceability, production processes and certifications.

Electronics

Electronics

Electronic products (batteries) with information on origin, manufacturing, performance, lifecycle, recyclability and environmental impact.

Construction

Construction

Construction products with material traceability, environmental impact, certifications and reuse potential.

DataCoLAB

The team behind the solution

This solution was developed by Data CoLAB, an innovation Collaborative Laboratory focused on creating digital solutions based on data, artificial intelligence and interoperability.

In the context of the Digital Product Passport, Data CoLAB operates at the intersection of technology, sustainability and regulatory requirements, developing tools that enable organisations to structure, manage and share product data in a transparent and efficient way.