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MindMap Gallery Digital Product Passport: Comprehensive Overview

Digital Product Passport: Comprehensive Overview

The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is an emerging concept aimed at enhancing product traceability and sustainability across various industries. This mind map outlines key aspects of DPP, including its monetization strategies, platform features, challenges in implementation, and compliance requirements. It covers industries like textiles, iron & steel, batteries, and electronics, detailing timelines for adoption and compliance deadlines. Additionally, it highlights the Indian context and advantages for Indian industries, along with penalties for non-compliance and target user groups.

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Digital Product Passport: Comprehensive Overview
The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is an emerging concept aimed at enhancing product traceability and sustainability across various industries. This mind map outlines key aspects of DPP, including its monetization strategies, platform features, challenges in implementation, and compliance requirements. It covers industries like textiles, iron & steel, batteries, and electronics, detailing timelines for adoption and compliance deadlines. Additionally, it highlights the Indian context and advantages for Indian industries, along with penalties for non-compliance and target user groups.

Digital Product Passport: Comprehensive Overview

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Digital Product Passport: Comprehensive Overview
The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is an emerging concept aimed at enhancing product traceability and sustainability across various industries. This mind map outlines key aspects of DPP, including its monetization strategies, platform features, challenges in implementation, and compliance requirements. It covers industries like textiles, iron & steel, batteries, and electronics, detailing timelines for adoption and compliance deadlines. Additionally, it highlights the Indian context and advantages for Indian industries, along with penalties for non-compliance and target user groups.

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Digital Product Passport

TimeLines View

April 2025

First working plan adopted

Textiles

Metals

Electronics

Jul - Dec'25

Standards harmonized; guidance & delegated acts published for textiles, iron/steel

Jan'26

Textile delegated act published → 18-month compliance window (till mid-2027)

Apr'26

Iron & steel delegated act published with similar 18‑month window

Feb'27

Battery passport regulation takes effect; battery DPP becomes mandatory

Mid - 2027

Mandatory DPPs for textiles, iron/steel in effect

2030

Full implementation across all priority product sectors

Industries Covered

Textile and Apprael

Compliance Jul 2027

Full / Basic DPP by 2027

Advance DPP by 2030

Requires ~110 data points per product (e.g. fiber origin, energy, supply chain tiers)

Iron & Steel

Apr 2026 → compliance ~Oct 2027

Batteries (EV, Industrial, LMT)

Battery Passport Reg introduced Feb 2027 → full application by Feb 2027

Data coverage: raw materials, chemical composition, CO₂ footprint, recyclability.

Electronics / ICT

DPP compliance likely by end 2027

Others - Furniture, Packaging, Construction, Chemicals, Tyres, paints

2027

Complaince

Suppliers & Brands

Define unique ID per product (QR/NFC/barcode, ISO‑IEC 15459)

Build interoperable IT systems to collect & store data across supply tiers

Data Collection & Traceability

Capture manufacturing origins, materials, energy use, substances of concern (SVHCs), carbon/water footprint

Obtain certifications, repair/disassembly instructions, recycling info

Ensure machine-readable open data; EU Central Registry upload

Access Control & Updates

Public vs restricted data access; decentralized yet registry‑linked

Update passports during repair/resale/recycling phases

Market Surveillance Integration

Customs & surveillance authorities access registry; allow verification during inspections

Continuous & Sector-Specific Delegated Acts

Each sector’s delegated act defines exact DPP data points, format, and compliance timeline (18-month grace)

Countries priority

Germany

Very High Momentum

Big on sustainable textiles, machinery, and batteries. Large importer from India.

Establish connections with German counsel and Indo German Chamber of Commerce

France

Very High Momentum

Strong eco-label and repairability initiatives. Already enforcing digital labeling.

Netherlands

High Priority

Very progressive on circular economy, often early adopter of ESG standards.

Sweden

High Priority

Known for green electronics and traceability. Pilots DPP for textiles.

Belgium

High Priority

EU policy-compliant; fast on regulatory adoption.

Italy

Medium

Big textile and machinery importer, but slower on compliance infrastructure.

Spain, Austria, Denmark

Medium

Target Users

Indian textile exporters (garments, home furnishing)

Auto parts and battery makers

Electronics contract manufacturers

Steel and alloy suppliers

SMEs & MSMEs who don’t have SAP/Oracle-level systems

Penalties

Each EU Member State must transpose enforcement rules in line with ESPR

Penalties range from fines to product recalls or bans, depending on severity and non-compliance breadth

Surveillance via customs & market authorities — no valid passport means no market release

Notes

Subtopic

Indian Context and Advantage to IDS

DPP is becoming mandatory in EU from 2026–2030

Indian MSMEs and exporters are not ready

No dominant platform exists yet

Platform Features

DPP Schema Builder

Data Ingestion Templates

QR or RFID integration

Blockchain for immutabillity

Ledger

Ledgerless

Audit trail and versioning (for re-use, resale, repair)

PDF & machine-readable export (EPCIS, GS1 standard)

Supply chain collaborator onboarding

EU registry integration or export

Language flexibility and Translation

Challenges

Keeping up with constantly evolving delegated acts per industry.

Getting supplier-side adoption (especially if they’re low-tech).

Ensuring interoperability with SAP/Oracle or ERPs.

Educating non-EU companies about the consequences of non-compliance.

Monetization

Per DPP license fee per SKU

Subscription model per exporter/supplier

Transaction fee if integrated with customs declaration or marketplace onboarding

Analytics dashboard as premium

Freemium for small suppliers, pay for registry, blockchain layer, or EU consulting integration