What information does a DPP contain?
Mandatory and optional data elements
Which information a Digital Product Passport must contain and which data is mandatory or optional depends on the product group and the applicable legislation.
Mandatory information
Defined by the applicable legislation for the respective product group. For example:
- Product identification
- Responsible economic operators
- Materials and substances
- Conformity and safety
- Environmental and circularity information
- Technical data
- Instructions
Optional information
Product-specific or application-dependent – defined by the applicable legislation. For example:
- Additional evidence and certifications
- Sustainability or supply chain assessments
- Component identification details
- + Further information Voluntary additions by the company – for example, for product presentation or product benefits.
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