DPP for Textiles - Protokol

At a Glance

Setting the scene for DPPs within the textiles industry.

$1.53 Trillion

Global textiles market size in 2022, with the industry CAGR between 2023-2030 predicted at 7.5%.

92 Million

Tonnes of textile waste produced each year. This is expected to grow to 134 million tonnes by 2030.

75%

Of Millennials would change their buying habits in favour of environmentally-friendly products.

€10 Billion

Public funding allocated by the EU towards implementing the Circular Economy Action Plan (CEAP).

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The textiles industry is one in need of a transformative new circularity process

More than just a tool for verifying sustainable and responsible manufacturing inline with ESPR legislation and circularity initiatives – Digital Product Passports are a tool for enabling widespread business transformation.

DPP Impact

Digital Product Passports can store data relating to each product at a granular level, giving a holistic view of its whole lifecycle and environmental impact. The data DPPs contain can provide organisations with an immutable audit trail for compliance with upcoming legislation, as well as give valuable insight into an organisation’s supply chain operations.

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Tackling Greenwashing

DPPs can help organisations prove any green claims that they make by recording verifiable sustainability information for each individual product. Customers can access this information prior to sale by scanning the DPP, enabling informed purchase decisions.

Sustainable Sourcing

DPPs can contain raw material data, down to its extraction method, location, and staffing. Each product’s composition is displayed for stakeholders to scrutinise, helping organisations to prove the manufacturing materials they use - from cotton to polyester – are ethically sourced.

Boosting Circularity

DPPs contain recyclability information for products that have reached the end of their lifecycle. Additionally, they can hold a tamper-proof certificate of authenticity, which encourages viable yet unwanted textile products to be resold on second-hand markets.

DPPs are mandated for all textile products made or sold within the EU by 2030.

The textiles industry is required to make significant changes.

DPPs enable organisations to satisfy the regulatory requirements that will be imposed by the ESPR, which mandates the implementation of DPPs by 2030. For organisations that want to future-proof their operations and gain a first-mover advantage, it would be best to start considering a DPP solution now.

Digital Product Passports: What You Need to Know

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Create, manage & integrate DPPs

Capture key upstream data from across the sourcing, manufacturing and sales process
Manage your product portfolio, from a birds-eye view to an individual, granular perspective
Connect DPPs with your existing ERP or LCA system seamlessly

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DPP in Textiles