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Digital product passports (DPPs) are being introduced across the EU to improve sustainability and circularity. They capture data about the environmental impact of products, their composition and recyclability, their production, as well as supply chain information.   Aside from legal requirements, DPPs offer greater transparency and confidence for the consumer and provide easy access to vital information about how products can be repaired, and ultimately how they can be responsibly disposed of managed at the end of their useful life. It is expected that footwear, apparel, furniture, bedding, textiles and floor coverings will all be required to have DPPs by 2030.  Sohag and Joanna from DigiProd Pass will discuss in more detail how DPPs will work, the type of information that is likely to be required and will also demonstrate a DPP solution.