Data and reporting
A machine-readable record of a product's material, circularity and compliance data, accessed through a data carrier such as a QR code.
The digital product passport is the EU's mechanism for making product data available across the value chain and to consumers. It is being introduced by product group under the ecodesign framework, with packaging data among the attributes in scope.
The requirement that matters is structural: passport data must be machine readable, persistent and tied to an identifier resolvable through a data carrier. Documents on a website do not satisfy it.
For packaging teams, DPP raises the same underlying question as PPWR: is component-level composition data held in a system of record, or is it distributed across supplier emails and artwork files.
The PPWR requirement for standardised material and disposal labelling on packaging and on waste receptacles across the EU.
The EU regulation that replaces the packaging directive with directly applicable rules on recyclability, recycled content, reuse and labelling.
Packaging records broken down to each individual component, with material, weight and attributes captured separately rather than as a SKU total.
Packgine resolves your packaging to component level and applies the rules of every market you sell into.