STOCKHOLM — Traceability platform TrusTrace has announced it is to lead work on developing a pilot for a digital product passport (DPP) for textiles.
The pilot aims to align with the EU Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles which calls for DPPs to be mandatory on textiles sold in Europe by 2030.
“Our goal is to effectively test how a DPP can function in practice – and prepare for future implementation,” said TrusTrace co-founder and CEO Shameek Ghosh.
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