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Digital Product Passport — the infrastructure doesn't exist yet
The DPP requires structured, machine-readable data about every product's materials, sustainability performance, and lifecycle journey. Most consumer goods companies don't have the centralised data infrastructure this demands — and enforcement is closer than many realise.
Skyjed's Asset Register and lifecycle tracking capabilities map directly to DPP's data requirements — building the foundation now ahead of enforcement.
02
Sustainability claims without documented evidence
Regulators and consumers are increasingly scrutinising sustainability claims — and the EU Green Claims Directive will shortly require that any sustainability claim is substantiated with documented evidence. Most companies making claims don't have the evidence infrastructure to back them.
Skyjed structures sustainability evidence collection within the product lifecycle — so every claim is backed by documentation that can withstand regulatory scrutiny.
03
Product portfolio complexity at scale
Consumer goods companies manage hundreds or thousands of product variants — across multiple markets, categories, and supply chains. Maintaining accurate, current lifecycle data for every product without a centralised system is operationally impossible at scale.
A centralised Asset Register brings every product into a single, structured view — lifecycle stage, sustainability status, compliance documentation, and change history always current.
04
Supply chain traceability obligations
DPP, CSRD, and the EU Due Diligence Directive require companies to document and evidence the sustainability and governance of their supply chains at the product level — not just as a corporate statement. This requires data that most companies don't currently collect in a structured way.
Skyjed structures supply chain and materials data within the product record — building the traceability layer DPP and due diligence obligations require.
05
Packaging compliance across multiple regulations
The EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), the Plastics Levy, and national packaging regulations create a complex, overlapping set of documentation obligations. Managing these at the product level — consistently and accurately — requires structured tooling.
Packaging sustainability data structured within the product lifecycle — PPWR, recycled content, and end-of-life documentation all in one place.
06
Product retirement without governance
Products that are discontinued, recalled, or reformulated need documented retirement processes — for regulatory, legal, and brand protection reasons. Without structured sunsetting workflows, the trail of accountability is thin and the risk accumulates.
Skyjed's structured sunsetting workflows give every retiring product a clear owner, documented decision, and complete evidence trail through to closure.
Product types Skyjed manages
Food and beverage
Beauty and personal care
Household appliances
Consumer electronics
Apparel and footwear
Furniture
Home and garden
Toys and children's products
Sports and outdoor
Luxury goods
Private label ranges
Packaging products