​Layerise to Present at LOOP Forum 2025

We’re excited to announce that Layerise will be speaking at the upcoming LOOP Forum event, “Getting Ready For the Digital Product Passport and What to Expect,” on April 29, 2025, in Copenhagen. Our CEO and Founder, Ervin Draganovic, will share insights on how businesses can prepare for the European Union’s forthcoming Digital Product Passport (DPP) requirements.

Understanding the Digital Product Passport

The Digital Product Passport is a key component of the EU’s Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), aiming to enhance transparency and sustainability across product value chains. Starting in 2026, DPPs will become mandatory for various product categories, including textiles, electronics, and batteries. These passports will provide comprehensive information about a product’s origin, materials, environmental impact, and end-of-life handling.

Key Benefits of Implementing DPPs

Enhanced Transparency: DPPs offer detailed insights into product materials and sourcing, fostering trust among consumers and stakeholders.​

Improved Supply Chain Management: By tracking products throughout their lifecycle, businesses can optimize processes and reduce environmental impact.​

Regulatory Compliance: DPPs ensure adherence to EU sustainability standards, mitigating legal risks.​

Risk Identification: Comprehensive data collection aids in identifying and addressing potential issues related to authenticity and environmental concerns.​

Consumer Empowerment: Providing accessible product information enables consumers to make informed, sustainable choices.​

Preparing for the Digital Product Passport

To align with the upcoming DPP requirements, businesses should consider the following steps:​

Centralize Product Data: Implement systems to collect and manage data on product materials, sourcing, and lifecycle.​

Collaborate with Suppliers: Engage with supply chain partners to gather necessary information and ensure data accuracy.​

Conduct Data Audits: Assess current data collection practices to identify and fill gaps in information.​

Invest in Technology: Utilize tools like QR codes to store and share product information efficiently.​

Pilot DPP Systems: Start with a specific product category to test and refine DPP implementation strategies.​

Stay Informed on Legislation: Keep abreast of evolving EU regulations to ensure ongoing compliance.

Creating Value Beyond Compliance: The After-Sales Opportunity

One of the most overlooked benefits of the Digital Product Passport is its potential to enhance customer relationships after the point of sale. Done right, the DPP becomes more than a regulatory checklist, it becomes a bridge between brands and customers.

Marketing Touchpoint Use the DPP as a canvas for brand storytelling. Include rich media like campaign images, sustainability achievements, care instructions, and links to your website or social media. Promote similar products or accessories and extend the moment of attention into deeper brand engagement.

Customer Feedback Loop Invite users to share their experience—upload photos, reviews, or stories about how they use your product. This crowdsourced content can live inside the DPP, enriching the product’s story and providing future owners (in resale or circular economy scenarios) with valuable context.

Loyalty & Retention Today’s customers are hard to retain. The DPP provides a channel to promote personalized deals, offer rewards, or invite users to join your loyalty program. This way, your relationship doesn’t end at checkout—it evolves.

Join Us at LOOP Forum

We invite you to attend the LOOP Forum session to gain deeper insights into the Digital Product Passport and how to prepare for its implementation. Ervin Draganovic’s presentation will provide practical guidance for businesses navigating this new landscape.

For more information and to register for the event, please visit the LOOP Forum website.​