EPR & DPP legislation workshop for independent & SME fashion brands

What we'll cover:

• The What: What Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is, who it affects, the key obligations, and timelines. We’ll also break down what a Digital Product Passport (DPP) involves, the information it requires, and how it can create opportunities for your brand.
• The Why: Why EPR matters - we'll explore how complying with EPR and creating robust DPPs can lead towards a circular economy, lower the impact of your garments, and improve the lives of the people in your supply chain.
• The How: Practical steps to start preparing for compliance and integrating these practices into your product process. This includes exactly what information you'll need, supply chain mapping, end-of-life product management, and how to communicate this to your customers.
• Real Life Examples: Case studies from brands that are already incorporating EPR into their product design, and have DPPs up and running.
• Next Steps: You'll leave with actionable steps you can take now, to prepare for the legislation.

₊✩‧₊˚౨ Please bring a garment from your brand/that you've made to use as an example during the workshopৎ˚₊✩‧₊

This workshop will be run by Annabel Robinson, sustainable fashion researcher and founder of Melt Agency. Melt Agency is a sustainable fashion consultancy, focused on providing accessible, practical, and affordable sustainability information and resources to independent fashion brands.

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