Exploring the Role of GS1 in the Development of European Digital Product Passport Standards
Join us for two informative sessions where GS1 shares its perspectives and contributions to the development of European standards for the Digital Product Passport (DPP), as part of the CEN/CENELEC process.
These sessions offer a valuable opportunity to better understand the current state of standardisation, the role of GS1 in supporting interoperability, and the broader context of the public enquiry phase now open at CEN.
Whether you’re preparing to engage in the process or want to stay informed about how standards are evolving, this series provides essential insights.
📅 Session Dates
9 July 2025 – Identification and AIDC Standards, AND 16 July 2025 – Data Sharing Standards
08:00–09:30 EDT / 14:00–15:30 CEST
What to Expect?
- Interactive discussions: Engage with GS1 experts and industry peers
- Exclusive insights: Learn about the latest developments on DPP standards from GS1 and CEN/CENELEC
Who Should Join?
This content is designed for:
- GS1 Member Organisations and their member companies
- Standards users and implementers
- Solution providers and technology partners
- Industry associations and regulatory bodies
Agenda Highlights
| 9 July – Identification and AIDC Standards | 16 July – Data Sharing Standards |
| Welcome: John Ryu | Welcome: John Ryu |
| Introduction: Francesca Poggiali & Nora Kaci | Introduction: Francesca Poggiali & Nora Kaci |
| Public Enquiry Overview: Francesca Chiovenda | Public Enquiry Overview: Andreas Füßler |
| GS1’s Role in ID and AIDC Standards: Nadi Gray | GS1’s Role in Data Sharing Standards: Piergiorgio Licciardello |
| Wrap-up: Francesca Poggiali | Wrap-up: Francesca Poggiali |
Why It Matters
As the European Commission pushes forward with Digital Product Passport initiatives, interoperability standards are more critical than ever. These sessions offer the GS1 community and its stakeholders a way to stay aligned, contribute to ongoing developments, and better understand what’s at stake in the coming regulatory landscape.
Recordings and resources will remain available for those unable to attend live.
