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SIPPO preparing Morocco’s Textile Industry for the Digital Product Passport
As the European Union advances the implementation of the Digital Product Passport (DPP) under the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), Moroccan textile and apparel manufacturers must prepare for a new era of transparency, traceability, and sustainability reporting.
To support this transition, SIPPO Morocco, in partnership with AMITH and South South Partners, launched a series of workshops aimed at helping Moroccan companies understand and anticipate the operational implications of the DPP. The initiative, unveiled alongside the MiM trade fair 2026, aims to provide practical guidance on regulatory requirements, data management, product traceability, and compliance roadmaps.
The MiM - Casablanca workshop bring together key stakeholders from across the textile ecosystem to address one of the sector's most significant regulatory transformations. They are complemented by the development of an operational guide designed to help companies, particularly SMEs, move from awareness to implementation.
Two similar workshops are to expect in the coming soon in main local textile clusters, namely Fes and Tangier.
