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Complex ESG Data

Complex ESG Data

CO₂ balances, material origins or recycling rates are often difficult for customers to interpret. Sustainability remains abstract instead of becoming tangible and understandable.

POS Shopping Touchpoint

Lack of Transparency at the Product Level

Sustainability information is frequently available only on websites or in reports — not at the point where purchasing decisions are made.

Law Compliance

Increasing Regulatory Pressure

New regulatory requirements such as the Digital Product Passport and ESG-related reporting obligations increase documentation and verification demands.

GreenWashing Eco Label Textile cycle

Greenwashing Risks

Without verifiable and structured data, brands risk losing credibility. Customers and authorities increasingly expect transparent and evidence-based sustainability information.

Analysis Data

High Manual Effort

Sustainability data is often maintained manually and across different systems — making processes error-prone, costly and difficult to scale.

Carbon Footprint & Environmental Metrics

Present CO₂ emissions, water consumption or energy usage in a clearly structured format. Environmental information becomes comparable and easier to understand.

Material Origin & Supply Chain Transparency

Provide structured insights into where materials originate and how they are processed. The DPP supports transparency across supply chains — from raw material to finished product.

Certificates & Verifications

Environmental and sustainability certifications such as Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) or International Organization for Standardization (ISO standards) can be integrated into the DPP and made accessible in a structured and transparent way.

Product Lifecycle & Recyclability

Provide information on repair options, spare parts availability, recycling rates or disposal guidance. Sustainability does not end at the point of sale — it extends across the entire product lifecycle.

What sustainability data can be displayed in the Digital Product Passport?

The DPP can include, among other things, carbon footprint data, material origin, recyclability information, environmental metrics, certificates and product lifecycle information — structured and accessible at the product level.

How does the DPP support regulatory requirements?

The Digital Product Passport enables sustainability-related data to be centrally structured and documented in a traceable manner. This supports ESG reporting, audit processes and regulatory documentation obligations.

Is sustainability information understandable for customers?

Complex data can be presented in a clear and structured format within the DPP. Visual and contextual preparation helps make sustainability information easier to grasp and more accessible.

How does the DPP help prevent greenwashing?

Information provided in the DPP can be linked to verifiable data sources and documented evidence. Certificates, references and transparent updates contribute to credibility and traceability.

Can sustainability data be updated retrospectively?

Content can be centrally updated when needed. Updated information is then available wherever the Digital Product Passport is accessed — without requiring changes to packaging or printed materials.

How does the DPP support circular economy and second-life concepts?

The DPP can provide information on repair options, spare parts availability, take-back systems and recycling guidance. This supports extended product use and contributes to circular economy strategies.