Getting real about DPPs – regulatory rundown and implementation insights

Everyone talks about Digital Product Passports (DPP) - and for the iron and steel sector, things are getting real.  Based on the current timeline, DPP and ecodesign rules for iron and steel products are set to be adopted in the EU during 2026 – and the updated background reports are now available for public consultation. This marks a significant step towards a final, legally binding act for this frontrunning sector - and provides a blueprint for how DPPs across other sectors may formalize.

Together with our co-host ChainTraced – an established voice in the EU regulatory process and the team behind the first-ever industry readiness study on DPP for the steel value chain – we'll walk you through the latest developments, practical learnings, and the business value of getting ahead of the curve.

Join us as we extract business learnings that are applicable across sectors and products.

What we will cover:

• Background on DPP in the EU regulatory context
• Insights from European Commissions’ preparatory study on Iron and Steel Products – what can we learn from this frontrunning sector?
• Business opportunities and how to get started

What you will leave with:

• A better understanding of where and how to get started with DPPs
• Practical DPP learnings and real-world examples from ChainTraced's ongoing work at the forefront of the industry's transition
• Insights on the most recent development of DPPs for the Iron and Steel sector

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