What if a Digital Product Passport could do more than prove compliance? Lingon’s guest lecture at Linnaeus University explored how structured product data can unlock circularity, traceability, and long-term business value.

Lingon was invited to speak at Möbelriksdagen 2025. The event marks a turning point in digitization and data driven business in Swedish furniture industry.

Lingon was happy to exhibit our Digital Product Passports (DPPs) together with Swedese and Balzar Beskow, where both producers showcased furniture enhanced with our QR and NFC tags.

Lingon joined a workshop with Växjö Municipality to explore how Digital Product Passports (DPPs) can add value in public procurement, maintenance, sustainability, and reporting.

Lingon joined the 3daysofdesign panel at Designmuseum Danmark, where we shared how our Digital Product Passport simplifies transparency and circularity in design.

Speaking on a panel at Nordic Blockchain Conference 2024, about the power of Digital Product Passports, blockchain and better data connection and clarity.

Lingon at the latest STELLA consortium meeting aligning on progress and insights. Driving forward the digital and circular transformation of the furniture industry together.

Lingon was a finalist at Founders Live Stockholm, where Viggo Stenseth pitched our vision for transparent supply chains and connected with the global startup ecosystem.

Lingon joined the Nordic Supplier Forum to show how our DPP solution drives real value for lifestyle brands with scalable, transparent tools that go beyond compliance.

Interzum Cologne 2025, Lingon and Johanson Design showcased the Frankie chair with a Digital Product Passport, offering a real-world look at traceability and circularity in action.

Lingon joined "Data-Driven Business Innovation", an inspiring event held at Vetenskapshuset in Markaryd.

Lingon innovators delivered a guest lecture as alumni at KTH on digitalization, circular economy, and Digital Product Passports.

Lingon is now a member of Blockchain Sweden, a leading national network committed to accelerating blockchain adoption and fostering collaboration across the Swedish tech landscape.

Digital Product Passports reduce operational costs, improve service efficiency and unlock new revenue streams through circular business models and product lifecycle data.

Digital Product Passports could transform how products are designed, used and recycled. Over the next 20 years, DPPs may become the foundation of a circular and transparent economy.

Digital Product Passports are becoming mandatory, but leading companies are already moving beyond compliance toward intelligent product certificates and new business models.

Digital Product Passports improve product security by enabling traceability, authentication and ownership verification, helping companies prevent counterfeiting and theft.

Digital Product Passports are more than compliance tools. They enable brands to communicate sustainability, strengthen customer relationships and unlock new business models.

Lingon was invited by GO Furniture Meta-Cluster to speak on Digital Product Passports and EU regulations, helping major European furniture clusters navigate compliance, digitalization and business value.

The EU is advancing Digital Product Passport regulation while the US is moving toward deregulation. Here’s what this means for global trade, compliance and innovation.