1.1.2 What Information Does a DPP Contain?

A Digital Product Passport stores essential information needed throughout a product's lifecycle. Typical data includes product identification, material composition, manufacturing details, environmental indicators, care instructions, durability information, repair guidance, and end-of-life recommendations.

Different users require different information. Consumers may access care instructions and sustainability information, while repair services need maintenance guidance, and recyclers require accurate material composition. By providing the right information to the right stakeholder, DPPs improve transparency while protecting commercially sensitive data.

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