Digital Product Passports: inside the two-sided compliance backbone supporting DPP readiness

The EU Digital Product Passport (DPP) is no longer a policy discussion — it’s an operational reality. The first EU DPP Registry deployment begins in July 2026 with batteries, followed by textiles and electronics. Between 2027 and 2030, requirements expand to construction products, chemicals, detergents, industrial equipment, and more.
Many organizations are approaching DPP as another reporting obligation, but it’s not so black and white. DPP is a continuous requirement to maintain governed, traceable, and interoperable product and supplier intelligence across the lifecycle. And at its core sits a familiar question: what substances are in the product, at what concentrations, from which suppliers, against which regulatory lists — and how does that evolve as delegated acts change?
In this webinar, 3E experts will unpack why DPP is fundamentally a connected compliance data challenge, and why the organizations best positioned for readiness are unifying internal safety intelligence and supplier-declared data into a single governed backbone.
 
What you’ll learn
• What DPP operationalizes beyond existing disclosure frameworks
• Why disconnected SDS, supplier, and compliance systems create long-term DPP risk
• How to connect internal safety data and supplier-declared information into reusable compliance workflows
• Why ongoing delegated-act monitoring is critical for continuous readiness
• Practical steps to prepare products, suppliers, and compliance operations now
 
Who should attend
EHS leaders, product stewardship professionals, regulatory affairs teams, and manufacturers preparing for the next phase of product transparency and supply chain compliance.