Why Digital Product Passport transparency does not mean making every factory record public One concern appears frequently when companies discuss Digital Product Passports: Will all our supply-chain data become public? The answer is more nuanced. A DPP is designed to improve access to product information. But access does not necessarily mean identical access for everyone.…
Why exporters need to connect sustainability information to specific products Textile companies have become much better at communicating sustainability. Annual reports discuss energy reduction. Websites talk about responsible sourcing. Factories display environmental certifications. Buyers receive sustainability questionnaires. All of this is valuable. But a Digital Product Passport introduces a more specific question: What is true…
Why exporters need to connect sustainability information to specific products Textile companies have become much better at communicating sustainability. Annual reports discuss energy reduction. Websites talk about responsible sourcing. Factories display environmental certifications. Buyers receive sustainability questionnaires. All of this is valuable. But a Digital Product Passport introduces a more specific question: What is true…
A practical way to turn scattered product records into usable Digital Product Passport data Most garment factories already hold a large amount of information about their products. The challenge is rarely complete absence of data. The challenge is finding it. A fabric composition may sit in a technical pack. The supplier information sits in ERP.…
