Binilabs participates in explaining the Digital Product Passport for the footwear industry in Menorca

The footwear industry in Menorca is advancing steadily towards sustainability. In a recent workshop organized by PIME Menorca, two key pillars were addressed: the circular economy and the Digital Product Passport (DPP), a tool that will shape the future of the sector. Binilabs and the Digital Product Passport In this session, Binilabs participated in explaining the DPP, sharing how this technology can transform footwear traceability and provide transparency throughout the entire product lifecycle. The digital product passport for footwear will allow manufacturers, distributors, and consumers to access detailed information about materials, processes, repairability, and recycling. This facilitates more sustainable footwear production aligned with new European regulations. Circular economy and ecodesign: keys to the future Expert Joan Rieradevall emphasized the importance of applying the circular economy in footwear, focusing on ecodesign as a starting point. Designing with durability, repairability, and recycling in mind is the foundation for reducing environmental impact and adding value to the product. A decisive step for the footwear industry in Menorca Transparency and traceability through the digital passport. Resource optimization through the circular economy. Compliance with European sustainability regulations. Innovation and competitiveness for local brands. Binilabs' commitment At Binilabs, we believe that innovation and sustainability must go hand in hand. Participating in explaining the Digital Product Passport has been an opportunity to drive the transformation of the sustainable footwear industry in Menorca, reinforcing our commitment to the circular economy and transparency.