Digital Product Passports require structured product data, secure verification and accessible transmission. Here’s how companies implement DPPs in practice.

EU regulations such as ESPR and CSRD are driving Digital Product Passport adoption. Here’s what standards mean for businesses and why waiting may be a risk.

Blockchain is emerging as a key technology for Digital Product Passports. It enables secure, transparent and scalable product data across the entire lifecycle.

AI enables Digital Product Passports by automating data collection, improving accuracy and unlocking new insights across the product lifecycle.

Digital Product Passports enable transparent and accountable supply chains. A “Responsibility Chain” approach connects sustainability data across every stage of production.

Digital Product Passports are only the starting point. Companies that go beyond compliance can use product data to drive innovation, customer engagement and new business models.

Lingon Certificates, together with Sigma Technology, Interior Cluster Sweden and Linnaeus University, has received a Vinnova grant to develop a blockchain-based Digital Product Passport solution for the Swedish furniture industry.

Lingon joined SILEO Hackday in Padua to present its Digital Product Passport solutions to leaders across the European furniture and lighting sectors, highlighting the growing demand for sustainable digital transformation.

Lingon joined Möbelriksdagen in Värnamo to showcase how Digital Product Passports and traceability solutions can support sustainability, supply chain transparency and digital transformation in the furniture industry.

As part of the European green deal, manufacturers will soon be required by law to provide a unique Digital Product Passport (DPP) with each product sold on the European markets. The purpose is to lower the carbon footprint and bridge the gap in the circular economy by improving transparency and empowering buyers to make more informed and sustainable decisions.

Lingon played an active role at the Nordic Blockchain Conference 2024, reinforcing its commitment to the blockchain and Web3 community.

Lingon attended a meet & greet event dedicated to fostering connections within the European Furniture and Lighting Industry, where we spent two days immersed in discussions with industry leaders, EU Clusters, and representatives from over 500 SMEs.

Lingon had the honor of participating in the national workshop, "Intelligent, Digital, and Sustainable Transformation of the Bulgarian Furniture Industry," held in Sofia, Bulgaria.

As a finalist in the 5th Global Blockchain Sustainability Competition hosted by True Global Ventures, Lingon garnered significant global recognition for its innovative approach to enhancing transparency through blockchain technology.

Lingon's team actively engaged with leading figures in the Nordic tech community and shared insights on how cutting-edge digital solutions are transforming supply chains. The event provided an ideal platform to showcase Lingon’s innovations, particularly the Digital Product Passport.

Lingon discussed the power of supply chain connectivity on blockchain at the largest Web3 and AI conference in the Nordics & Baltics in Tallinn on April 24th.

Do Digital Product Passports improve sustainability or simply document it? For furniture and lighting manufacturers, DPPs can enable transparency, circularity and resource efficiency.

Sigma Technology and Lingon announce a strategic partnership to help manufacturers implement Digital Product Passports (DPPs), improve traceability and meet upcoming EU regulations.

Digital Product Passports are becoming mandatory in the EU. While often seen as a compliance burden, they can unlock new business value through digital twins, traceability and customer engagement.

Lingon showcased its NFC-connected solution for Digital Product Passports at "Möbelriksdagen" in Tibro on September 28.-29. 2023.