LONDON – Supermarket giant Tesco is linking up with data technology company Fabacus for a pilot scheme which will see digital product passports (DPPs) used to provide consumers with information on items in its F&F fashion range.
It comes amidst ongoing development of the European Union’s (EU) DPP proposals to share product-based information with consumers on issues including the environmental impact of production, use, and end-of-life recycling.
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