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The EU Strategy for Sustainable Textiles introduces mandatory requirements for durability, recyclability and environmental disclosure. Digital Product Passports (DPP) will require product-level data on environmental impact, materials and supply chain. CSRD mandates corporate sustainability reporting. The Green Claims Directive requires verified evidence for any environmental marketing claim. And the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) framework makes brands financially responsible for end-of-life management.

Fashion supply chains can have 5+ tiers. Dcycle's supplier portal sends structured data requests at each level — Tier 1 garment manufacturers, Tier 2 fabric mills, Tier 3 dyers and finishers, Tier 4 fibre producers. Each supplier receives guided templates relevant to their process. Data is validated and consolidated into your Scope 3 calculation with full traceability.

Yes. Dcycle collects the environmental and supply chain data that Digital Product Passports will require — product-level carbon footprint, materials composition, country of origin at each production stage, water consumption, chemical usage and recyclability assessment. When DPP requirements are finalised, your data is already structured and verified.

The Green Claims Directive requires companies to substantiate environmental claims with verified, product-specific data. Claims like 'sustainable,' 'eco-friendly' or 'carbon neutral' will need scientific evidence. Dcycle's product-level LCA and supply chain data provide the verified foundation for compliant environmental communications.

Major fashion groups and retailers — including Inditex, H&M, Kering and LVMH — are requiring supply chain environmental data. Department stores and online platforms are integrating sustainability scores into buying decisions. EcoVadis assessments are standard in fashion procurement. Dcycle helps suppliers respond to all these requirements from a single platform.