Official developments explained for textile teams, alongside practical guides to product data, QR labels and digital passports.
Confirmed announcements, indicative dates and preparatory research are labelled separately. Each article links to the original sources.
The EU registration infrastructure has opened. Textile teams can now examine the official tools while keeping the sector’s future obligations separate from the registry launch.
Read the update →A year on a policy timetable is not enough to set your compliance deadline. Here is how to read the Commission’s textile DPP schedule without confusing adoption with application.
Read the update →A new technical study gives textile teams a more concrete starting point for data discussions. Its recommendations are still part of preparatory work, rather than an adopted textile rule.
Read the update →Before creating a passport, agree which product details to collect, where to find them and who will check them. This checklist helps you prepare one garment before moving on to the rest of your catalogue.
Read the guideA QR code connects the garment to its product passport. Learn how GS1 Digital Link addresses identify products and what to check before printing your labels.
Read the guideStart with a few products whose data you know well. Import them, review their passports and test the labels before applying the same process to a larger collection.
Read the guideOur textile DPP guide explains the main terms, the EU framework and the steps involved in creating a passport.
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