Accelerating material traceability and sustainability with digital product passports

What does it take to close the loop in materials traceability? With sustainability now a key factor in competitiveness, companies face pressure to not only comply with regulations but also prove their commitment to circular innovation.

In this webinar, Teijin and Circularise will share insights from their collaboration on Digital Product Passport (DPP) initiatives. Based on a successful proof of concept, the session will show how Teijin applied traceability to high‑performance Aramid products, engaged supply chain partners, and built a strong foundation for scaling circular practices.

Following a short presentation, a panel of industry leaders will discuss the strategic advantages of traceability, the challenges of scaling DPPs, and how companies can prepare for a future defined by sustainability regulations. Expect a candid and practical dialogue that goes beyond the case study to explore the realities of enabling circularity today.

👉 What you’ll learn:

How Teijin successfully implemented Digital Product Passports in a real‑world proof of concept (PoC).

The process of tracing Twaron® yarn into Terra Slings and back into recycled aramid fibres.

Strategic lessons on involving supply chain partners to build closed‑loop systems.

Expert perspectives on the role of traceability in meeting ESPR and other upcoming regulations.

Insights from industry leaders on the challenges and opportunities of making traceability scalable.

🗣️ Meet your speakers

Gerke Spaling, New Business Development Manager, Teijin

Ton de Weijer, General Manager, Teijin Brightlands Innovation Center

Phil Brown, Head of Sustainable Innovations, Circularise

Moderator: Trishna Menon, Senior Growth Marketer, Circularise

🗓️ Date: 4th September 2025

🕜 Time: 14:00 – 15:00 CET

This is more than a case study — it’s a candid conversation with leaders shaping the future of traceability. Gain practical insights, hear first‑hand experiences, and take away strategies to prepare your own organisation for the new era of circular supply chains.

👉 Save your seat – spots are limited!