The EU's Digital Product Passport
Unlocking the future of consumer product compliance
This webinar originally took place on Tuesday 5 March 2024.
On-demand Webinar
The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is anticipated to take effect in 2026, encompassing a wide range of consumer goods, such as clothing, textiles, and toys.
Watch this on-demand webinar to discover how it will revolutionise transparency and sustainability in business operations, and understand the implications for you and your business.
What you will learn:
- EU sustainability legislation
Unpack how the DPP integrates with the complex EU sustainability legislative landscape, including the Ecodesign for Sustainable Product Regulation (ESPR) and the Green Claims Directive - DPP objectives and requirements
Delve into the DPP, understanding how this landmark legislation will transform your brand’s approach to strategy, business operations and practices - Lessons from France
Gain insights from the already in-force French AGEC law, offering a preview of what DPP compliance will look like - Eurofins solutions
Discover how Eurofins can guide your business towards effective DPP compliance
About the speakers:
Daoudi Ait Hssain
Daoudi Ait Hssain
International Business Development Director Europe, Eurofins Consumer Product Testing
In 2018, Daoudi became an integral part of Eurofins Consumer Product Testing, spearheading our business development efforts across Europe. French Textile engineer, he spent time working for retailers in Asia and for TIC industry in various role. He possesses a keen interest in AGEC law and excels in providing tailored Testing, Inspection, and Certification (TIC) solutions for clients aiming to adhere to this legislation.
Georgina Mawer
Georgina Mawer
Head of Commercial, Eurofins | BLC
Georgina is the Head of Commercial for Eurofins | BLC, overseeing the Chem-MAP Programme and works with the leather, textiles and synthetic sector in the imposition of robust chemical management systems within their supply chains. Georgina supports brands, manufacturers and chemical companies with compliance programmes, due diligence procedures, troubleshooting and technical support.
Rhian Owen
Rhian Owen
Digital Product Passport Project Co-ordinator, Eurofins Sustainability Services
Rhian brings a unique blend of academic and practical expertise to Eurofins Sustainability Services, holding a degree in Fashion and Textile Design complemented by a commercial background in textile supply chains. As a Project Coordinator, her role involves in-depth research into emerging sustainable product regulations and supply chain legislation. She particularly focuses on the intricacies of the EU’s Digital Product Passport (DPP) and the AGEC Law.
