Commission Launches Impact Assessment Surveys on Digital Product Passport

The European Commission launched 4 surveys for specific stakeholder groups to better understand the costs and impacts of future requirements for Digital Product Passports. The surveys aim to gather input from different stakeholder categories — including companies, consumers, and national bodies — on DPP implementation costs, benefits, and practical impacts. Results will inform future delegated acts and DPP system development requirements. The initiative seeks to achieve easy-to-access digital information on products available along the entire value chain from raw materials to recycling.