Toxnot’s Digital Product Passport Approach Empowers Suppliers To Take Control Of Product Disclosures
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Executive Summary
This report shines a light on an innovative product stewardship solution that helps suppliers take control of their product disclosures. Toxnot’s approach is based on digital product passports (DPP) to facilitate more efficient product data exchange within value chains, such as for building products, manufacturing and electronics. The solution provides a combination of control and flexibility, to protect intellectual property (IP), while lowering the costs of disclosure to customers. DPPs can support firms purchasing products and components to achieve multiple goals around product compliance, sustainability and circularity.Digital Product Passports Combine Flexibility and Control To Create Unique Benefits
Toxnot’s Solution Supports Product Compliance And Circularity Usage Scenarios
Figure 2. Regulations Driving The Adoption Of Digital Product Passports For Data-Sharing
About the Authors
Rodolphe d’Arjuzon
Chief Product Officer and Co-Founder
Rodolphe co-founded Verdantix in 2008. As Chief Product Officer, he leads the firm’s research strategy and intellectual agenda. With over 20 years of experience in techn...
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Guy Lewis
Industry Analyst
Guy is an Industry Analyst in the Verdantix ESG & Sustainability practice. He currently leads research on circular economy software and services and supports research acro...
Kim Knickle
Research Director
Kim Knickle is a Research Director at Verdantix, bringing more than two decades of analyst experience to the evolving world of sustainability. Her current research spans ESG a...
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