Digital Product Passport (DPP)
We help businesses prepare for the implementation of the Digital Product Passport (DPP). We identify requirements, aggregate data, and develop the necessary documentation. We also monitor regulatory changes, ensuring companies can stay up to date with new obligations affecting their products.
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EU regulations are placing increasing emphasis on transparency regarding the environmental impact of products throughout their entire lifecycle. The ESPR regulation establishes the framework for implementing the Digital Product Passport (DPP), while specific requirements for individual product groups will be defined in dedicated delegated acts and other related legislation.
For businesses, this means the necessity of continuously monitoring regulations, identifying obligations relevant to their products, and collecting the appropriate data. The scope of required information depends on the product category and may include environmental, material, and technical data, as well as information on product traceability, durability, repairability, and recyclability.
At VIVERNO, we analyze current regulations and delegated acts, define the scope of necessary information, and assess an organization's readiness to meet DPP requirements. We identify gaps in available data, and in the event of non-compliance or missing information, we point out areas requiring further action and recommend ways to address them. These may include standardizing environmental data, calculating a product's carbon footprint, conducting a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), implementing product identification and labeling standards (e.g., GS1), or fulfilling registration obligations arising from applicable laws. We go further, however—we help businesses gather data and develop the required documents.
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Marcin Milczarski
Expert in ESG and sustainability, he specializes in strategic and reporting consulting and business linking environmental and social issues (green transformation, risk aggregation, degrowth vs. decoupling). Author of studies in the field of non-financial disclosures, legal-business relations and implementation of ESG strategies. Expert of the Climate Leadership program conducted by UNEP/GRID-Warsaw, academic lecturer. He combines more than 15 years of professional experience in ESG consulting, sector III, academia and marketing/communication.
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Will all products be required to have a digital product passport?
Digital Product Passport (DPP) obligations are being introduced gradually, depending on the product category. Regulatory efforts cover sectors including textiles, furniture, mattresses, iron and steel, and aluminum. While the ESPR regulation establishes the legal framework, specific requirements—including data scope and implementation timelines for the DPP—are defined in separate legal acts.
Does every company have to calculate the carbon footprint of its product?
The need for a calculation depends on the specific requirements for a given product and the purpose of the analysis. A carbon footprint can be one element of a broader environmental assessment, but it does not replace other data required for a product.
What data needs to be prepared for a digital product passport?
The scope of data depends on the product category and relevant regulations. It may include information on composition, materials, product parameters, environmental impact, or end-of-life management options. As part of our service, we help determine which information is required and how to prepare environmental data.
Can VIVERNO perform the calculations required by the DPP?
If the analysis reveals gaps in the data required by the DPP, VIVERNO can support your company in preparing the necessary calculations and analyses, such as a product carbon footprint or a life cycle assessment (LCA).
Does VIVERNO handle the technical implementation of the Digital Product Passport?
Yes, it is possible to technically implement the DPP, register in the appropriate systems, label products, and deploy IT solutions.
Is VIVERNO support also available for future regulatory changes?
Yes, it is possible to continue our cooperation to monitor regulatory changes, assess new obligations, and update the previously prepared report. The scope and frequency of such support are determined on an individual basis.
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