whatt.io Becomes New Key Partner to GS1 Sweden, Accelerating Digital Product Passports

MALMÖ, SWEDEN – whatt.io is proud to announce its new role as a key partner in GS1 Sweden's partner program. This strategic partnership significantly strengthens the capabilities for companies to meet upcoming demands for Digital Product Passports (DPP) and circular product information through the application of global standards for traceability and data exchange.

GS1 Sweden's partner program unites companies that offer products, services, and solutions enhancing the use of GS1 standards. As a key partner, whatt.io contributes expertise in Digital Product Passports, advanced traceability, and circular value chains. whatt.io is at the forefront of developing the infrastructure for future Digital Product Passports, with robust support for critical standards such as GS1 Digital Link and GS1 EPCIS 2.0. Furthermore, whatt.io actively participates in the EU-funded projects CIRPASS-2 and interwEUven, driving the development of future solutions and standards in this pivotal domain.

"As demands for product data and traceability increase, companies need solutions that are practical and scalable across entire value chains," says Johan Dahlgren, Head of Standards at GS1 Sweden. "Through our collaboration with whatt.io, we can jointly support companies in preparing for tomorrow's requirements and opportunities."

This partnership combines GS1 Sweden's deep standard expertise with whatt.io's extensive experience in developing cutting-edge infrastructure for Digital Product Passports. The collaboration creates new opportunities to translate standards into practical applications, helping businesses prepare for future demands related to traceability, product safety, and circularity.

"We are incredibly proud of our partnership with GS1 Sweden," says Stefan Larsson, CEO and Founder of whatt.io. "Building a robust infrastructure for Digital Product Passports (DPP) fundamentally requires global standards. By integrating GS1 Digital Link via QR codes and EPCIS 2.0 into our platform, we are creating a powerful and future-proof solution. Together, we are making it simpler for companies to meet upcoming EU requirements, transition to a circular economy, and gain full control over their products' entire lifecycle."

About GS1 Sweden GS1 Sweden is part of the global standardization organization GS1. With a common digital business language, GS1 enables the sharing of reliable data in value chains. GS1 standards and services create conditions for efficiency, traceability, and security for companies that want to identify, collect, and share information. The result is strengthened competitiveness and vital infrastructure for global trade. GS1 is neutral, user-driven, and non-profit. The organization has offices in 120 countries, over 2 million users, and contributes to 10 billion transactions every day.