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Enable DPPs to provide detailed product footprints to consumers. These passports can be visualized and embedded into QR codes, which can be placed on physical products, websites, or used for compliance with regulations such as the French AGEC decree.
DPPs display traceability information, certifications, and all relevant impact data, promoting transparency and trust.
Customize DPPs to include product and circularity indicators such as product weight, recyclability, repair and wash instructions etc.
Keep a track of the latest updates on the fashion and retail regulations in the United States and understand their implications for your brand:
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Carbon Trail leverages advanced AI/LLM models for processing and mapping unstructured product and supply chain data, empowering our clients to measure impact at scale with a click on button.
Our LCA engine is trained with primary facility data in collaboration with hundreds of manufacturers. Carbon Trail has developed a comprehensive library of LCAs for fabrics and custom emission factors.
Carbon Trail offers scalability and ease of use for Enterprise Clients to measure environmental impact at scale covering entire product collections with granular insights from farm, mill to customer.
Automate your corporate carbon accounting powered with accurate product impact and primary supply chain data
Request a DemoA Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a digital record containing detailed information about a product, its lifecycle, and sustainability characteristics. This includes everything from the origin of the product, environmental impact, and disposal recommendations for consumers.
Textiles are the most regulated by the Digital Product Passport (DPP) regulations. Digital Product Passport (DPP) regulation could enhance textile industry traceability, circularity, and transparency.
Key challenges include:
Key steps to successfully implement DPP for your retail products in the United States:
A Digital Product Passport (DPP) utilises data derived from Life Cycle Analyses of a fashion product to inform customers about a product's environmental impact. The DPP usually integrate the climate impact data with additional information on product traceability details, care instructions, repairability, recyclability, and end-of-life options.
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AI-powered Product footprint at scale aligned with global standards like ISO/PEF/ADEME leveraging primary product, supplier/facility, and traceability data.
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