As every product moves toward telling its full story – from materials and carbon footprint to repairability and recyclability – understanding these new requirements is critical.
 
Our guest expert, Jamie Beck, Senior Vice President of sustainability and compliance at Fabacus, will unpack what the ESPR means in practice, outline the data transparency now required and share insights into how the Digital Product Passport (DPP) is shaping up to transform traceability across global supply chains.
 
Led by new European regulations relating to product sustainability – including Extended Producer Responsibility and the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation – the Digital Product Passport will be formalised in 2026. A ‘crackdown on traceability and transparency’, the digital product passport will require retailers and brands to provide customers with in-depth product data and details pertaining to its sustainability. By 2030, all apparel sold in Europe will require a Digital Product Passport.
 
Join this webinar to hear from the experts themselves on Digital Product Passports and EPR and what it is you must know and do to be prepared for this crucial piece of legislation.

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