On 27 January 2026, Mikrocentrum and Holland High Tech are organising 'Tech Dialogue | Digital Product Passport'. Starting in 2027, the Digital Product Passport (DPP) will be mandatory for a growing number of products within the European Union. The DPP provides insight into the origin, composition, and circularity of products and is a vital link for legislation, reuse, recycling, and trust in the supply chain. This meeting is supported by the MIT Network Activities (MIT NA) scheme.

This Tech Dialogue, organized by Mikrocentrum, will focus on the concrete implications of the DPP for organizations. What do you need to do to meet the upcoming requirements? What are the consequences if you fail to comply? And how can the DPP be used to drive innovation, sustainability, and new revenue models? The session combines substantive explanations with interaction and practical examples.

For whom

This Tech Dialogue is relevant for professionals who are involved in the implementation and application of the Digital Product Passport.

What do you get out of it?

• You'll know exactly which DPP regulations are coming and what they mean for your organization.
• You'll receive concrete tools for implementation, choices, and collaboration within the supply chain.
• You'll apply your knowledge directly through interactive sessions.
• You'll build your network between industry, technology, and policy.

More information and registration

Participation is free for members of the High Tech Platform. This meeting is supported by the MIT Network Activities (MIT NA) program. View the full program and register via the link below:

More information and registration