C-2. How to support the implementation of traceability? (helpdesk)

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• Select section General

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  General

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  • Select activity Enhesa - Textile 101 : Beyond chemicals

    

    Enhesa - Textile 101 : Beyond chemicals URL

    Labeling is a crucial compliance issue for any business manufacturing, importing or distributing textiles. Regulations for textiles labeling vary significantly across jurisdictions, creating a complex regulatory landscape for any business looking to ensure wide distribution and market access.  Learn about the mandatory requirements concerning the labeling, waste, and chemical restrictions on textiles.

    Rôles: #distributor, #economic operator, #manufacturer

  • Select activity EU Digital Product Passport for Textiles

    

    EU Digital Product Passport for Textiles File PDF

    This study focuses on the possibility to introduce a DPP, framed within the European Union's strategy for sustainable and circular textiles. It examines the potential, needs, benefits, and challenges associated with deploying a DPP for all stakeholders throughout the European textile sector's value chain.

    Rôles: #DPP service provider, #Economic operator

    June 2024

    Source: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/etudes/STUD/2024/757808/EPRS_STU(2024)757808_EN.pdf

  • Select activity GS1 Standards for DPP

    

    GS1 Standards for DPP File PDF

    GS1 standards enable the EU Digital Product Passport (DPP) under the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) by providing a standardized, interoperable framework for identifying and tracking products. Using standards like GS1 Digital Link, GTINs, and EPCIS, manufacturers can create a unique, machine-readable digital identity for items, allowing secure, interconnected access to sustainability data

    Rôles: #DPP service provider, #Economic operator

    2022-2023

    Source: https://gs1.eu/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/The-DPP-ApparelTextile-Industry-Briefing-Document.pdf

• Select section Report with policy recommendations

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  Report with policy recommendations

  • Select activity Method for the identification and tracking of substances of concern in products and for the preparation of restriction measures on the use of substances in products

    

    Method for the identification and tracking of substances of concern in products and for the preparation of restriction measures on the use of substances in products File

    The present report proposes a method for the definition and tracking of substances of concern in products (as defined in Article 2(27) of the ESPR) as well as for the assessment and preparation of potential restriction measures for substances impacting the product aspects listed in Article 5(1) of the ESPR. The method informs the setting of performance requirements and information requirements, when relevant for the product under study. The intended audience for this report is primarily members of teams who will be undertaking Preparatory Studies for ESPR product groups, including from the European Commission, as well as stakeholders.

    Rôles: #manufacturer, #economic operator, #distributor

    November 2025

    Source: https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC143683

• Select section Manual for national helpdesks

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  Manual for national helpdesks
• Select section Governance Blueprint report

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  Governance Blueprint report

  incl. mapping of current solutions, Governance framework recommendations, Industry-Mindset-vs-Behaviour-vs-Goal-Graph (EDSCA recommendations)