Fashion360 Webinar: The Minimum Requirements of DPP for My Product to Enter the EU from 2027/2028
Join us for the first of three sessions of FASHION360’s "Untangling the 15 Data Elements of Digital Product Passport" webinar series, where we break down the essential requirements your products must meet to comply with the EU’s Digital Product Passport (DPP) regulations.
In the power-packed session, our experts, Camilla Mjelde - Compliance and Sustainability Director at Trimco Group and Cyrus Gilbert-Rolfe - CCO at Kezzler, will guide you through the first five critical DPP elements that every manufacturer, supplier, and retailer must understand to ensure smooth market entry:
- Unique Product Identifier – How to assign and manage unique IDs for traceability
- GTIN (Global Trade Item Number) – The role of standardized product identification
- TARIC Codes– Navigating customs classifications and trade regulations
- Compliance Documents – The must-have certifications and declarations
- Substances of Concern – Ensuring transparency in materials and regulatory alignment
Get your questions answered by our specialists in expert Q&A session.
Our experts:
Camilla Mjelde (Compliance and Sustainability Director at Trimco Group) - 20+ years in supply chain and ESG, leading circular textile initiatives.
Cyrus Gilbert-Rolfe (Chief Commercial Office at Kezzler) - 20+ years in serialization and RFID, driving CIRPASS-2 and EU DPP development.
Fashion360 Webinar: The Minimum Requirements of DPP for My Product to Enter the EU from 2027/2028
Join us for the first of three sessions of FASHION360’s "Untangling the 15 Data Elements of Digital Product Passport" webinar series, where we break down the essential requirements your products must meet to comply with the EU’s Digital Product Passport (DPP) regulations.
In the power-packed session, our experts, Camilla Mjelde - Compliance and Sustainability Director at Trimco Group and Cyrus Gilbert-Rolfe - CCO at Kezzler, will guide you through the first five critical DPP elements that every manufacturer, supplier, and retailer must understand to ensure smooth market entry:
- Unique Product Identifier – How to assign and manage unique IDs for traceability
- GTIN (Global Trade Item Number) – The role of standardized product identification
- TARIC Codes– Navigating customs classifications and trade regulations
- Compliance Documents – The must-have certifications and declarations
- Substances of Concern – Ensuring transparency in materials and regulatory alignment
Get your questions answered by our specialists in expert Q&A session.
Our experts:
Camilla Mjelde (Compliance and Sustainability Director at Trimco Group) - 20+ years in supply chain and ESG, leading circular textile initiatives.
Cyrus Gilbert-Rolfe (Chief Commercial Office at Kezzler) - 20+ years in serialization and RFID, driving CIRPASS-2 and EU DPP development.