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The European Commission has withdrawn the Green Claims Directive, citing complexity and cost concerns. Learn what this means and which existing EU laws still apply.

In the latest joint statement 17 industry associations urge the EU to revise the Green Claims Directive over issues on rising costs and reduced transparency.

Insights from TechThreads 2025 in Copenhagen: Tappr discusses top challenges & conversations from Delogue's event, focusing on fashion data & regulation.

Benelux DIY, garden, and pet brands are set to implement GS1-powered QR codes, enhancing product information access and supply chain transparency throughout the region.

Tappr is excited to attend Habit Impact Day 2025 in Stockholm with our partner Charming to present on Digital Product Passports for sustainable transformation.

The FTC considers updating U.S. apparel labeling rules, following a petition from the American Apparel and Footwear Association for digital care labels as an alternative to traditional fabric tags.

New ESPR Update: Key information about the EU's newly published Working Plan for 2025 including product priorities, expected timelines, and the DPP requirements.

Tappr is now a GS1 Germany Solution Partner, ensuring our Digital Product Passport solution aligns with industry standards to provide flexible digital links.

Tappr was featured in Deloitte's recent article, showing the importance of Digital Product Passports (DPPs) in transparency, sustainability and circular business models.