Digital Product Passport: A Passport to Sustainable Business Performance
Digital Product Passports are on their way for most physical goods sold in the EU. The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) brings in requirements in phases between now and 2030, and the Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive (EmpCo) has applied since September 2026. Businesses that aren’t ready risk losing market access. Yet for many, the passport remains a compliance task to tick off: gather the data, generate the record and move on.
Our guide, Digital Product Passport: A Passport to Sustainable Business Performance, shows why that misses the bigger opportunity. The data you collect to create a passport can also help you design better products, build new circular revenue streams, strengthen your supply chain and earn the trust of customers and consumers.
Download the guide to find out where your DPP could take you, and how Anthesis can help you get there.