STOCKHOLM – Traceability platform TrusTrace has announced the launch a new ‘playbook’ which is aimed at helping fashion brands prepare for the introduction of digital product passports (DPP).
Unveiled today at the Global Fashion Summit in Copenhagen, the guide, entitled ‘Unlocking DPP: The Why, What and How of Digital Product Passports’, claims to be an essential guide for fashion industry professionals grappling with the data collection and implementation of the widely anticipated DPPs, which will come into force in the European Union between 2026 and 2030.
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