Industries

Digital Product Passport for food

Food is not covered by the ESPR - but since December 2023 wine has needed a digital label with a QR code, and the EUDR requires supply chain evidence for cocoa, coffee, palm oil and soy. The DPP bundles these obligations in one place.

Industry challenges

Food places high demands on the DPP:

  • short shelf life calls for batch-specific DPPs
  • supply chains are often global and short-lived
  • nutritional calculations change with recipe updates
  • allergen management is legally sensitive

On top of that: consumers scan during the shop. The load time has to be under 1 second, or they put the product back.

Required data

What goes in the DPP for Food?

The key data fields required by the relevant EU regulation.

Origin

Raw-material origin, processing locations, EU origin marks (PDO, PGI).

Nutritional values

Big 7 (energy, fat, saturated fatty acids, carbohydrates, sugar, protein, salt).

Allergens

14 mandatory EU allergens, production-related trace contamination.

Sustainability

Fair-trade, organic certificates, animal-welfare labels, CO2 footprint.

Our approach

Transpareo for Food

Transpareo for food:

  • Batch DPPs via GS1-compliant identifiers or your own batch codes
  • Load times under one second through multi-stage caching and worldwide delivery of static content
  • Nutritional and allergen fields maintainable as structured data fields per batch
  • Origin details with PDO and PGI marks as multilingual data fields
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Load time
GS1
Batch ID
14
Allergens
g.U.
EU origin

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