Webinar – Centre of Excellence for Digital Product Passports: collaborations between sectors and countries

Centre of Excellence for Digital Product Passports (CoE-DPP) will present what it is achieving in the Netherlands and how we can collaborate between sectors in Europe.

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DPP Landscape Scan and DPP Adoption Pulse
The Digital Product Passport as a growth engine for the future economy

Digital Product Passports (DPPs) are rapidly evolving from a concept into a legal requirement. They are set to become a crucial building block for the European circular economy. That presents significant opportunities. During a Community Meeting on 22 January, the Centre of Excellence for Digital Product Passports (CoE-DPP) presented the DPP Landscape Scan and DPP Adoption Pulse to the Ministry of Economic Affairs. The reports show where the Netherlands currently stands and what is needed from government to take the

The importance of standardisation for successful, interoperable Digital Product Passports
The importance of standardisation of data sharing for successful Digital Product Passports

More and more organisations are preparing for Digital Product Passports (DPPs). But how do we ensure that standards are put in place for data exchange so that interoperability can ultimately be achieved? We spoke with Jan Merckx (Sustainability Lead at GS1 Netherlands) and Sjoerd Rongen (Digital Product Passports Lead at TNO), both working for the Centre of Excellence for Digital Product Passports. GS1 Netherlands and the power of standardisation GS1 Netherlands is the national branch of GS1, a neutral, non-profit

Samenwerking GS1 en TNO in het Centre of Excellence for Digital Product Passports
Collaboration between GS1 and TNO in the Centre of Excellence for Digital Product Passports

GS1 and TNO are entering into a new partnership in the Centre of Excellence for Digital Product Passports (CoE-DPP). This is an important step for the development and implementation of Digital Product Passports in the Netherlands and beyond. According to the European Green Deal and the European Commission’s circular economy action plans, Digital Product Passports (DPPs) must be introduced from 2027 onwards to improve the traceability, sustainability, and recyclability of products. This regulation supports the EU’s broader objectives of becoming

Provide feedback on topics related to Digital Product Passports
Provide feedback on topics related to Digital Product Passports

The CoE-DPP is working closely with Jan Merckx, DPP project leader at GS1 Netherlands and chairman of the NEN working group, to achieve a interoperable Digital Product Passport (DPP) standard. A draft standard is currently available for public consultation and the NEN is collecting feedback. You can give your input until 18 August. Various topics related to Digital Product Passports that require feedback, are listed below. Click on the blue coloured topic to provide feedback on that topic: Unique identifiers: