The Product Sustainability Proof Gap: Why Consumer Brands Need More Than Sustainability Promises

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Sustainable Supply Chains
Sustainability & Climate Risks
Sustainability Assurance & Due Diligence
ESG & Sustainability Reporting Software
Corporate Sustainability & Climate Change Services
Corporate Sustainability Leaders
Corporate Energy Leaders
Environment
Sustainability
06 Nov, 2026
10 Dec, 20261 hour
4 PM GMT
11 AM EST
8 AM PST
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For years, sustainability has been communicated through corporate commitments, ESG reports and high-level targets. Increasingly, however, regulators, customers and stakeholders want evidence that sustainability claims can be substantiated at the product level. Product sustainability is shifting from a reporting exercise to a business capability that directly influences trust, market access and competitive advantage.

As product sustainability regulations continue to expand, organizations must demonstrate where products come from, how they were made, what environmental impacts they create and whether sustainability claims can be independently verified. Success depends on bringing together product, compliance, sustainability, supplier and transparency information into a single, auditable product record that can support both regulatory requirements and commercial claims.

Join Verdantix sustainability experts to explore how leading consumer brands are responding to growing scrutiny of product sustainability claims. We'll examine the regulatory, commercial and reputational drivers behind product sustainability investments, common barriers to creating trusted product-level information, and the data, governance and technology strategies helping organizations close the product sustainability proof gap.

What You'll Learn

  • Why Digital Product Passports, due diligence requirements, anti-greenwashing enforcement and other product sustainability regulations are transforming product sustainability into a business-critical capability
  • How disconnected sustainability, compliance, procurement and product data creates risk for organizations making sustainability claims
  • Why leading organizations are converging compliance, sustainability, transparency and traceability information into a single product record
  • How firms are improving the auditability of product sustainability claims and preparing for increasing regulatory scrutiny
  • What practical steps organizations can take to strengthen product transparency, maintain market access and build trust with regulators, customers and investors
  • How technology can help create an integrated foundation for product compliance, sustainability and transparency reporting

Jessie Wilson

Jessie Wilson

Jessie Wilson

Senior Analyst

Jessie is a Senior Analyst at Verdantix, specializing in sustainability assurance, due diligence and product sustainability. Her research covers both the services and software...

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