Digital product passports and the future of global trade
For centuries, trade has relied on trust: trust in products, trust in suppliers and trust in the information that accompanies goods as they move across borders.
Learn how a new generation of transparency tools could change the way products are bought, regulated, reused and trusted.
Meet our speakers
Why attend?
Digital product passports (DPPs) have the potential to transform the trust underpinning trade for the digital age.
By making product data more accessible and verifiable, they could reshape how products are bought, sold, regulated and reused. As organizations prepare for a new era of data-driven transparency, this session will explore how International Standards can help ensure digital product passports are interoperable, scalable and trusted across global value chains.
What you’ll learn
- How DPPS are changing expectations around transparency and traceability
- The opportunities and challenges of implementing DPPs at scale
Could trusted product data become as valuable as the products themselves? Explore what this shift could mean for the future of trade.
Session language: English.
Live interpretation and captions: Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, Spanish.
