All toys sold in the EU will be required to feature a visible DPP, accessible through a QR code on the product. A critical change for toy manufacturers is that the DPP for toys will replace the existing declaration of conformity needed to place toys on the EU market. This will streamline customs checks and improve market surveillance by enhancing traceability and ensuring quicker access to safety compliance data. It also empowers consumers with easily available safety information.

We are excited to share a white paper with an overview of the regulatory requirements, including upcoming information and performance requirements for Digital Product Passports necessary for Cement products from 2028 in the EU market. Receive your copy now to receive valuable insights in what will be required for Cement Products under the Construction Products Regulation

We are excited to announce the successful completion of the CircThread Digital Product Passport Hackathon, a transformative event that united experts from Ireland's industry and circular economy sectors. The event, organized by Irish Manufacturing Research and supported by EcoWise with its TRACID Digital Product Passport solution, focused on exploring how DPPs can enhance the circular economy across industries like textiles, construction, packaging, and plastics.

Guidelines to Create a Digital Product Passport – the EU Project CircThread Experience" was developed. This official CEN Workshop Agreement from CEN-CENELEC the European standardisation organisation, is the result of a collaboration initiated by EcoWise the provider of TRACID DPP service and UNI, the national standardisation body of Italy. Over 100 standardisation experts registered to contribute to this pre-standard.an idea.

Through TRACID, customers can scan a QR code to view essential product data on circularity and sustainability credentials. The showcase with Mediaworld and BSH is part of a larger deployment of the DPP solution to test the use of DPP at each product life cycle stage. The initiative demonstrates how digital solutions can empower both businesses and consumers to contribute to a more resource-efficient economy.

Panelists from three Ministries stated that they are preparing legislative efforts to comply with EU regulations. EcoWise’s DPP solution TRACID was demonstrated to the 150 head audience, showcasing its possibilities in managing product information across the product life cycle to comply with future EU regulations

In a significant move towards enhancing product sustainability and transparency, EcoWise and Gorenje-Hisense have partnered to pilot Digital Product Passports (DPPs) using the TRACID solution for tumble dryers under the CIRPASS-2 project. This initiative aims to revolutionize how end-of-life appliances are managed by integrating DPPs that record comprehensive lifecycle data, including usage history, repairs, and component replacements. By starting with over 5,000 tumble dryers from Gorenje, the pilot seeks to streamline processes such as refurbishment, in warranty repair, and spare parts recovery.