1 What is the DPP?
The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a digital record that stores essential information about a product, such as its material composition, durability, repairability, and end-of-life information, as well as verified compliance and certification data.
The information provided by a DPP is meant to enhance transparency and extend product life cycles, while preventing greenwashing by ensuring compliance with sustainability and performance requirements. The goal of the DPP is to support the EU's transition to a circular economy.
2 Who is it for?
Economic Operators- Manufacturers: create and maintain the DPP, upload product data.
- Importers & distributors: ensure products entering the EU market carry a valid DPP.
- Retailers: make the DPP accessible to customers at point of sale.
Circular Economy Actors
- Professional repairers & independent operators: access technical data to enable repair.
- Refurbishers & remanufacturers: use product history for secondary life processing.
- Recyclers: retrieve material composition for end-of-life treatment.
Oversight & Civil Society
- Market surveillance & customs authorities: verify compliance and enforce regulations.
- Consumers & civil society: access reliable data for informed, sustainable choices.
Seamless DPP creation and sharing with verified sustainability data, a ready-to-use QR code, and a clear scorecard.
Show how your product meets ESPR principles, and communicate this to customers using verified data.
All GSES product scorecards are third-party verified helping you minimize greenwashing risks and build trust in your sustainability claims.
Future-proof compliance: As new EU indicators are finalized, GSES automatically updates DPP fields and mappings, keeping your products compliant without extra effort.
Why Start Now?
Stay ahead of regulation coming into effect for multiple product categories from 2027 onward
Ensure data quality at the request of suppliers and retailers.
