Just Held: The Future of Products Comes with a Digital Passport

The Core Issue

The EU's Digital Product Passport for textiles becomes mandatory in 2028, and it reaches into five parts of the organization: governance and data ownership, data maturity, systems integration, supplier data processes, and digital scalability. Getting ahead of it now is a competitive edge, not just a compliance task.

Both events covered the same ground:

• What the Digital Product Passport actually requires, and why treating it as a compliance exercise alone means missing the bigger opportunity

• A real case from by Green Cotton. Sanne Nørgaard shared how by Green Cotton has worked with DPP since 2020, including what didn't work the first time and what they changed

• The technical and data side, from Grant Thornton and us: what it actually takes to build the infrastructure right the first time, so it keeps paying off

• Funding and support options from Erhvervshus Hovedstaden and Erhvervshus Midtjylland, plus an open Q&A

Facing a DPP rollout and missed both events? You can book our workshop. It's not just an introduction to what DPP requires and enables, it's a chance to go deeper on strategy, systems, and next steps for your own organization.

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