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EU's ESPR makes Digital Product Passports essential, driving innovation, loyalty, and supply chain efficiency for fashion brands.

ATP credentialing is essential for DSCSA compliance. Our partner Legisym ensures accuracy by curating data on 80K US pharmaceutical entities

FDA has granted a selective enforcement delay for small dispensers with the definition of ‘small’ being broader than in previous guidance.

How digital identity, verifiable digital product passports, traceability, and anti-counterfeiting technologies are securing supply chain

The EU’s Battery Regulation introduces a digital passport to boost transparency, sustainability, and ethical practices across the battery lifecycle.

Discover how Systech and Spherity partnered to help U.S. trading partners achieve seamless DSCSA compliance through secure, interoperable solutions.

This article is a republication of the IDunion Whitepaper “Empowering Sustainable Products and Consumer Confidence through Verifiable Credentials” which is co-authored by a variety of project colleagues from European EPC Competence Center GmbH (EECC), GS1 Germany GmbH, Robert Bosch GmbH, SBB, and Siemens AG.

Transforming the Industrial Internet with the Unique Strengths of Catena-X, Manufacturing-X, and Energy data-X.

In this article, we walk through a real-world Digital Product Passport (DPP) showcase using decentralized identifiers (DIDs) and verifiable credentials to demonstrate how open, permissionless standards can power trusted, interoperable product data—from a running T-shirt to batteries—aligning with EU regulations and enabling secure, lifecycle-wide transparency without vendor lock-in.

In our increasingly digitised and sustainability-oriented world, digital organisational identities are gaining importance, especially in the context of the financial industry. These identities allow companies to securely and efficiently share verifiable information about their business practices, including KYC and ESG (environmental, social, governance) metrics, with financial institutions.

In this article, we show the first working Battery Passport whose authenticity can be proven and that links to verifiable supply chain data, such as a third party Due Diligence report. Battery Passports must be attached to each battery that is placed on the European Market starting from August 2025 with CO2 data of the battery.

In this article, we show the first working Battery Passport whose authenticity can be proven and that links to verifiable supply chain data, such as a third party Due Diligence report. Battery Passports must be attached to each battery that is placed on the European Market starting from August 2025 with CO2 data of the battery.

In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, the concept of identity is undergoing a significant transformation. The traditional centralized models of identity management, where a single authority verifies and manages identities, are increasingly being challenged by decentralized identity technology.

In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, the concept of identity is undergoing a significant transformation. The traditional centralized models of identity management, where a single authority verifies and manages identities, are increasingly being challenged by decentralized identity technology.

This article is showing how to implement the digital product passport (DPP) with some standards mentioned in the StandICT.eu

Our energy transmission and distribution grids are the backbone of modern society, and their protection from malicious actors is of paramount importance. This article dives into the various aspects of securing the data and controlling signal processing in the energy grid, examining the significance of provenance in grid assets, grid asset algorithms, and the data they generate.

In this blog post, we will explore the challenges, importance, and solutions for establishing authentic e-fuels in the renewable energy supply chain.

The Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) defines the criteria for a pharmaceutical supply chain actor to be considered duly authorized, i.e. to be considered an ATP in the eye of the law. Before exchanging any potentially sensitive information as happens in certain product inquiries, so-called Product Identifier (PI) Verifications, trading partners are supposed to make sure they are dealing with an ATP at the other end.

It's a good time to reflect on the wide variety of non-human identities and how their specific needs can be critically important to business, society, and the future of our economy.

Check out Chris' piece in Pharmaceutical Commerce’s June issue, where she shares how OCI’s work on credential standards is enabling interoperable DSCSA solutions across the pharma supply chain.