Trends in the Circular Economy
"The digital product passport provides the missing piece of the puzzle"

The interview was conducted by Melanie Ehrhardt 5 min Reading Time

How does plastic packaging become a high-quality secondary raw material? A key prerequisite for this is reliable information about material composition, additives, and processing steps. The digital product passport is therefore considered a key technology for the circular economy.

Dr. Benedikt Brenken, Director of R-Cycle: "The digital product passport will fundamentally change plastic recycling."(Bild:  R-Cycle)
Dr. Benedikt Brenken, Director of R-Cycle: "The digital product passport will fundamentally change plastic recycling."
(Bild: R-Cycle)

The Digital Product Passport (DDP) is considered a key technology for the European circular economy. In plastics recycling in particular, the availability of reliable data is increasingly determining whether materials can be recycled into high-quality products.

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