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Many thanks to everyone who participated in “moving beyond dialogue”

Many thanks to everyone who participated in “moving beyond dialogue”

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The innovative, sustainable textile event

The innovative

sustainable textile event

Fair, transparent, knowledge, collaboration

Digital Product Paspoort (DPP)

The Digital Product Passport, an emerging element that can make the textile supply chain transparent. But what about it? What is mandatory? How can  GS1 standards help you?

Edwin Maes van Centexbel will kick off the session with an overview of the current status of the Digital Product Passport (DPP) within the EU. He will discuss the origins of the DPP and its transformative potential for the textile industry, including the regulatory framework and guidelines set for the DPP. Edwin will also provide updates from Brussels, emphasizing the importance of the Digital Product Passport in promoting transparency and sustainability in the textile industry and how the market is responding to these changes.

Nellie Gayle from GS1 Global will delve into the role of GS1, highlighting its importance and practical applications she has observed regarding DPP. She will provide valuable insights into how standardized data can drive efficiency and sustainability across the textile value chain.

Following the presentations, there will be an extensive interactive session with the audience, providing ample opportunity for questions and discussions.

Bonus Session at Associate Square:

As a follow-up on the DPP session on the Circular Textile Days stage we invite you to join us at 1:40 PM for a round table with GS1 Netherlands, Cirmar, Studio Anneloes, and Modint.

This session will dive deep into practical examples and real-world applications of the Digital Product Passport, exploring how these innovations are being implemented today. The goal is to provide attendees with a clear understanding of how to leverage GS1’s building blocks for data capturing and sharing that brands and solution providers already use for a Digital Product Passport.

Topics to be Covered:

  • The reasons why GS1 standards should be preferred (compliant to ESPR regulation, standards are already available and in use)
  • The importance of reliable identification
  • Best practices from brands and solution providers
  • Why you should start now with a Digital Product Passport
  • How to get started

Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with leaders in textile innovation and gain a deeper understanding of the Product Passport’s future!

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