GLOBAL CIRCULAR NETWORK
GCN RFID B2B DPP Platform

Enter and view data for your stage as products move around a circular economy.

Choose the stage that matches where you sit within the value chain. Each path only asks for the data relevant to that role — skip straight in, no need to read the others. Bulk scan RFIDs to enter identical data each with unique identifiers.

GCN is a B2B platform for product-only data. It is not designed for, and cannot be used to input consumer data and is switched off when outside the B2B network. Contact GCN to link business, Supply Chain Management and sustainability platforms via APIs.
GCN is a Registered Software Vendor for the United Nations Transparency Protocol (UNTP), adopted for global data interoperability. Learn more about UNTP →
Select your stage in the circular economy

Upstream

Textiles, manufacturing, supply chain — creating the product record adding verifiable traceable data: materials, certifications, factory. Link via APIs to increase upload efficiency. Preview: consumer PRODUCT ID QR Code.

OUT. Consumer Privacy Mode

Whenever a product passes to a consumer — first sale, resale, rent, repair return, or redesigned next-gen sale — GCN's RFID tag is switched off. It is activated again when returned to the Network.

Authenticate

Scan a single item to authenticate and access its traceable upstream data, or bulk scan and download the CSV.

Downstream

Individual or bulk scan RFIDs to add data showing EPR (resell, rent, repair, redesign, reuse). ROI Circular Rewards platform to come.

Sorting

Bulk scan only — identify material and chemical type, and isolate items flagged with a chemical presence before EPR or End-of-Life Recycling.

End-of-Life Recycling

Scan to register the end-of-life / recycling stage and close out the RFID DPP record.

Returns and ROI linked to APIs

Consumer return back to a brand or reseller — password-protected, owner-linked to SCM via API. ROI Circular Reward platform. Brands increase ROI through circular profits. Not yet active.

Transport V2

Moving an item between locations — simple pickup and delivery log to collect LCA data. Not yet active.

Stage 1A prototype — data architecture only, not yet connected to live RFID scanning or the database.
Preview: consumer QR scan view →
Textiles

Product Identity

U1

POPULATE B2B DPPs. Enter tag and product-only data to physical items. QR marks fields shown on the B2C consumer Product ID eg. swing tag, QR Code.

Single scan
Bulk scan
Not connected
Tap "Connect to reader" to begin
0 tags scanned
In bulk mode, all "Same for batch" fields below apply to every scanned tag. Each tag keeps its own unique RFID ID.
Batch ID
Same for batch
Under the JRC ESPR specification, the production batch is the minimum data granularity and the Batch ID becomes mandatory once the textile delegated act applies. GCN batches are defined by the scan set — every item-level EPC in this batch rolls up to this Batch ID, exceeding the minimum requirement.
RFID tag source
RFiD THREADS®
RFID TAG G9508
Choose the tag type.
SKU * QR
Brand * QR
Website
Is this product going to the EU market? *
Same for batch
Yes
No
Required — determines whether REACH (EU/EEA-specific) disclosure applies to this product.
Other target markets — Optional
Same for batch
The same DPP record serves every market selected — data is entered once and reused across jurisdictions. Market-specific disclosure fields load per jurisdiction (currently: EU — REACH/SVHC and ESPR). Additional jurisdiction modules are added as regulations develop.
China module: GCN aligns with the direction of China's textile DPP standards (CNTAC / China Textile Information Centre / ANCC–GS1 China) — GCN's GS1/EPC identifier architecture is the shared technical layer between the EU DPP, UNTP, and China's system. China's national DPP platform targets 2027; carbon footprint values recorded in Circular Performance map to China's product carbon-footprint certification platforms. Module fields load as Chinese standards are adopted — the same DPP record serves both markets.
Size * QR
Same for batch
Use Other to add specific size details — sizing conventions vary by brand (e.g. jeans sizing, numeric or lettered systems).
Product weight (grams) *
Same for batch
Required for EPR reporting — under the EU Waste Framework Directive, EPR fees account for product weight and/or quantity, so per-item weight is a core fee-calculation data point.
Purchase Order (PO) number — Optional
Same for batch
Not a regulatory requirement — optional. Linking the production PO lets Transaction Certificates (TC) and Scope Certificates (SC) be tied to this batch, creating a verifiable chain of custody for certified materials.
Product details * QR
Same for batch
Product category *
Same for batch
Required.
HS / TARIC customs code — Optional
Same for batch
Listed in the JRC ESPR specification under product identification — the customs classification for this product. Optional until the textile delegated act applies.
Material composition * QR
Same for batch
To be shown on Product ID e.g. "95% GOTS-certified organic cotton/5% spandex." Detailed fibre-by-fibre conformity credentials are captured against the manufacturing facility below.
Colour * QR
Same for batch
Original price
Same for batch
Known by the DPP Issuer at the point of sale — also appears on the swing tag alongside the Product ID. Optional to display; helps Downstream authentication and resale comparison even if hidden from the public view.
Logos QR
Same for batch
Tap to upload logo image(s)
Product images
Tap to upload product image(s)

Performance Criteria

U1 · Internal

Descriptive notes on circular design strategy, distinct from the structured Circular Performance checklist (U4) — these notes are visible to whoever later logs a Downstream repair action, so they can see what was originally specified as repairable/serviceable rather than working blind.

Repairability — Optional
Circular Design Strategy — Optional
These notes flow through to the Downstream repair/action screen — a repairer scanning this item later will see them before logging their own action.
Facility Records — Mill

Manufacturing Facility (Mill)

U1b

(Facility Standards) — The textile mill that produced the fabric — supplied by the mill itself, sent onward with the materials to the product manufacturer.

Facility / mill name
IP Protected
Business name
Facility country
Facility address
IP Protected
Email
Phone number
Business Registration Number
Always visible — this is a registry identifier, not proprietary business data, unlike facility name/address above.
Open Supply Hub Facility ID (OS ID)
IP Protected
Facility not listed? Search or register it on Open Supply Hub, an independent open registry we recommend value chain operators use. IP Protected fields stay hidden from the public consumer view unless unlocked, or unless the Issuer reveals the OS ID directly.
European Business Wallet reference — Optional
Forward-looking field only — the EU's European Business Wallet (2025 Digital Package) is still in early policy development, no live validation performed yet. Learn more →
Audit / Business Registration *
At minimum, upload business registration paperwork or an audit report — something must be attached.
Last audit date — Optional
Audit organisation — Optional
China's CNTAC Enterprise Identity category records facility audit history alongside certifications — this pairs with the credential tick-list below to show when a facility's standing was last independently checked, not just which standards it holds.
Renewable energy % — Optional
Primary water source — Optional
Facility-level environmental data (energy source, water source) is a distinct CNTAC data category from product-level Circular Performance metrics — recorded here at the facility rather than duplicated per product.
Facility Standards & Conformity Credentials
Tick applicable Credentials.
Product & Material Integrity
Environmental Management
Social & Labour
Quality & Operations
Health & Safety
Climate & Carbon
Other
Common terms in brackets reflect UNTP vocabulary (Performance Claims, Conformity Claims, Reference Standards/Criteria, Evidence, Conformity Credentials — see untp.unece.org).
Textiles

Textile / Fibres Conformity Credentials

U1b · CC

Certifications for each fibre/material in the composition above, and for dyes/finishing — link an existing credential or add a new one. Reusing a credential avoids storing duplicate copies of the same certificate.

Fibre 1
Fibre 2
Fibre 3
Other
Recycled content (calculated from fibres above): 0%
Yarn & fabric construction — Optional
Same for batch
China's CNTAC textile DPP standards specify Fabric Manufacturing as its own data category (mill, construction, GSM, finish) alongside Fibre & Materials — this closes that gap and is especially relevant for CircStretch/CircActiv ranges where stretch and recovery % are core performance claims.
Dyes / finishing
Chemical Disclosure: tiered disclosure for dyes/finishing chemistry — from legally mandated (EU SVHC) through to fully voluntary. Disclosure helps sorters and recyclers divert items based on chemical content and supports verification of feedstock/next-gen certifications.
EU SVHC Compliance
REACHSVHC Compliance (EU/EEA market only)
REACH has no government-issued compliance certificate — brands attest compliance themselves, optionally backed by lab testing or a supplier declaration. See the ECHA Candidate List.
We attest compliance — no SVHC above 0.1% w/w
Contains an SVHC above 0.1% w/w
Required if this product is going to the EU market. Leaving this blank is treated as not attesting compliance.
Restricted Chemicals
Some uses of these substances are legally permitted (e.g. PFAS in technical/waterproof workwear, certain azo dyes below the restricted-amine threshold) — restriction is use- and threshold-specific, not a blanket ban. Attest whether any are present in this product.
We attest none of these restricted chemicals are present
One or more is present
Leaving this blank is treated as not attesting.
Prototype records presence only. Under the JRC ESPR specification, concentration should be recorded per substance in the production build.
Substances of Concern (SoC) — Optional
Not currently SVHC-listed or restricted under REACH, but recognised by dermatology and industry bodies. See GCN's Substances of Concern (SoC) register for the fuller, evolving list (PFAS, flame retardants, finishing chemicals). Chemical regulation is expanding: new CLP hazard classes for persistent, mobile and toxic substances (PMT/vPvM) become mandatory for all substances placed on the EU market from 1 November 2026.
Sensitive Skin Disclosure
Tick here if the Product is designed specifically for people with sensitive skin. Use Other to add specific size details, if relevant to your certification scope.
Link an independent certification above to enable this tick.
Voluntary Transparency Declarations — Optional
e.g. "PFAS-free," "formaldehyde-free" — anything beyond the legal minimum above. Add as many as you like. Each is optional, and you choose independently who sees it (Product ID, Sorters, Downstream) — you don't have to select any audience at all. No certification is required to add a declaration.
No disclosure provided yet — B2B internal rating, computed automatically from the tiers above.
Facility Records — Trims

Manufacturing Facility (Trims)

U1c

Buttons, zippers, drawstrings, and other trims — only applies if this product uses trims sourced separately from the mill. Skip if not applicable.

This product uses trims
Yes
No / not applicable
Facility Records — Product Manufacturer

Manufacturing Facility (Product) (Facility Standards & Conformity Credentials)

U1d

The facility that assembles the finished product — adds the RFID DPP, issued by the DPP Issuer below.

Added by Facility? *
Yes
No
Required — is this facility the one adding the DPP to the product? We may not know this in advance.
Facility name
IP Protected
Facility country QR
Shown on B2C Product ID as "Made in".
Facility address
IP Protected
Open Supply Hub Facility ID (OS ID)
IP Protected
Facility not listed? Search or register it on Open Supply Hub, an independent open registry we recommend value chain operators use.
Facility Standards & Conformity Credentials
Tick applicable Credentials.
Product & Material Integrity
Environmental Management
Social & Labour
Quality & Operations
Health & Safety
Forestry/cellulosic chain-of-custody (FSC, PEFC), leather processing (LWG), and animal-fibre schemes (RWS/RMS/RAS) are captured against the textile manufacturers above, where the raw material itself is sourced and processed.
DPP Issuer

DPP Issuer

U2

Responsible Economic Operator: acts as the DPP Issuer, publishing and maintaining the DPP associated with products placed on the market eg. manufacturer, importer, authorised representative, distributor.

Brand name
Parent company
Company registration number
EORI number — Optional
Economic Operators Registration and Identification number — required for importers placing goods on the EU market; listed in the JRC ESPR specification under producer identification.
GLN (Global Location Number) — Optional
GS1's location identifier for the producing/issuing entity — the JRC specification uses GLN/EORI for producer and facility identification. Complements the OS-ID (independent register) already captured on facility records.
Registered with an EPR scheme? *
Yes — registered
Not yet — details to come
Under the revised EU Waste Framework Directive, producers placing textiles on EU markets must register with the national EPR scheme in each member state where they sell. This field lets regulators and partners see registration status at a glance.
Business size *
Several EU obligations are staggered by business size — e.g. micro-enterprises get an extra 12 months for EPR compliance, and the ESPR ban on destroying unsold goods applies to large companies from July 2026 and medium companies from 2030. Anti-greenwashing rules under the ECGT (Directive 2024/825) apply to all sizes from September 2026.
HQ address
HQ country
Website
Contact name
Contact email

Identifiers

U2b

Generated automatically once tags are scanned and the DPP Issuer is confirmed — not something you enter yourself. Each scanned tag gets its own GTIN/EPC, barcode, and QR ID.

0 tags
No tags scanned yet — go back to U1 to scan, then return here to see the generated identifiers.
Vocabulary note: GCN's identifiers map directly onto both frameworks GCN tracks — UNTP's Digital Product Passport / Digital Facility Record / Traceability Event / Conformity Credential / Digital Identity correspond to China's CNTAC Textile DPP / Enterprise Data / Dynamic Lifecycle Event / Certification / Enterprise ID respectively. The same GTIN/EPC/GS1 identifier populates both — no separate China-specific ID scheme is required.
DPP start date
Auto-populated to today's date on first save — kept in DD/MM/YYYY for consistency. Not editable, since it records when the DPP was actually created.
Why no consumer data appears here: every field on this screen describes the product or the issuing business — never an individual. This is by design, not by omission: the schema has no field type that accepts a consumer name, address, or purchase record.

Circular Performance Profile

U3

Voluntary evidence layer addressing upcoming sustainable products regulations and eco-modulated EPR schemes — durability, repairability, recyclability, recycled content. Declare implemented or circular design strategies in development.

Under the ECGT (Directive 2024/825, enforced from September 2026, all business sizes), generic environmental claims like "eco-friendly" or "sustainable" are banned unless substantiated — claims must be specific, quantified where possible, and evidence-linked. This section is structured to produce exactly that form of claim.
Based on the UNTP framework — see untp.unece.org.
Claim → Evidence → Issuer → Credential → Validation
Credentials are issued by an Issuer (certification body, laboratory, supplier, or government authority) and can be accessed by any authorised Verifier — customs, retailer, value chain actor, or recycler — to confirm the credential is authentic and has not been altered.
Note the word "Validation," not "Verified." The GCN platform verifies the credential, the issuer, and the signature — it is not certifying the claim itself.
LCA methodology — Optional
China's CNTAC standards record how environmental figures were calculated, not just the figures themselves — this metadata layer lets a carbon/water/energy claim above be traced back to its calculation method, matching the rigour the ECGT substantiation requirement already demands.

Care, Use & End-of-Life

U4

Consumer-facing guidance shown on the Product ID — how to care for, repair, and eventually retire this product.

Care instructions
Same for batch
Washing/care symbols or plain text — shown to the consumer on scan.
Expected lifespan / durability
Same for batch
Repair availability
Same for batch
End-of-life / recyclability guidance
Same for batch
Final step: "Save & Populate DPPs" below writes this Care/Use/End-of-Life data together with everything entered on U1 and U2 across every scanned tag in this batch. Nothing is finalised before this point.

Choose what you're doing — receiving goods (In), or recording an action on goods you already hold (Out).

GCN is a B2B platform for product-only data. It is not designed for, and cannot be used to input consumer or personal data.

In

Receiving goods — record sender and receiver details, scan the item(s), and grade their condition.

Out

Recording an EPR action — resell, repair, redesign, rent, or PRO — on item(s) you already hold.

GCN to add ROI Circular Rewards in partnership with the EPR network — to capture revenue recovery, reward product longevity, increase profits plus share circular expenses such as downstream transport costs.

Scan the item(s) you're processing — single or bulk. Once scanned, you'll choose what's being done to them.

Single scan
Bulk scan
1 tag scanned

Now choose what's being done to the scanned item(s).

What's being done to them — eg. for brands to report on Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) actions related to EU regulations, and to support circular economy initiatives.
To find the Product ID or Substances of Concern information for an item, visit Authentication & Sorting from the main page.
1
Resell / Swap
2
Repair
3
Redesign / Reuse / Remanufacture
These pathways come from items graded C at "In" — fibre type, salvageable weight, and teardown code are already on record.
4
Producer Responsibility Organisation (PRO)
PROs often also sort and divert items onward. This batch may also pass through Authentication & Sorting and End-of-Life Recycling as it moves through your process.
5
Rent
Sender's Details

Who sent or is handing over these goods to you.

Type
Name
Location
City
To support Lifecycle Assessment (LCA) transport data.
Open Supply Hub Facility ID (OS ID) — Optional
Facility not listed? Search or register it on Open Supply Hub, an independent open registry we recommend value chain operators use.
Receiver's Details

Receiving party data only — your own business or operator details, receiving these goods to support Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) events.

Type
Name
Location
City
To support Lifecycle Assessment (LCA) transport data.
Receiving PRO — Optional
A PRO (Producer Responsibility Organisation, e.g. a national EPR compliance scheme) is a different type of entity from a physical facility — distinct from the OS-ID below, which identifies your own facility. Sorters commonly operate under a specific PRO's scheme when redistributing to EPR/recyclers.
Open Supply Hub Facility ID (OS ID) — Optional
Facility not listed? Search or register it on Open Supply Hub, an independent open registry we recommend value chain operators use.

Scan the item(s) you're receiving — single or bulk. A single scan shows full traceable data on screen — the Product ID data, plus any flagged Substances of Concern. A bulk scan accesses the same per-item data via the Download CSV button below, rather than displaying it on screen.

Tags on consumer-owned products are switched off (privacy mode) — circular data hidden. Scanning with a commercial reader and an authorised GCN account switches the tag back on, releasing the product into its next circular pathway.
Single scan
Bulk scan
1 tag scanned

Grading

EPR · IN

Condition grade for the scanned item(s) on receipt.

Condition grade *
GCN's downcycling grading framework aligns with the quality-grade recommendations of the European Environmental Bureau (EEB), the Environmental Coalition on Standards (ECOS), and the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC), in anticipation of the EU's forthcoming end-of-waste criteria for reuse textiles.
Sources: globalcircularnetwork.com/about-us/sources
These remain advisory / regulatory references pending final adopted criteria, and may change as global policies develop.
Tap a Grade below to apply this Grade to all scanned DPPs. Tap i to see full criteria.
Ai
Premium / Resell Ready
Immediate reuse
Bi
Repairable / Refurb
Prep for reuse
Ci
Remanufacturing Component
Upcycle / dismantle
Di
Recycling / End-of-Life
Textile waste → PRO
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Grade A — Premium / Resell Ready
Criteria
Perfect or near-perfect condition. No visible stains, holes, odours, pilling, or colour fading. All functional parts (zippers, buttons, drawstrings) work perfectly.
Proposed pathway
Deemed fit for immediate commercial reuse or resale.
Data log requirements
SKU, brand, fabric composition, origin — feeds directly into the Digital Product Passport.
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Grade B — Repairable / Refurbishment Needed
Criteria
Structurally sound but minor, rectifiable defects. Missing buttons, broken zippers, minor seam rips, light washable stains, or slight pilling.
Proposed pathway
Could be a one-off repair done for a single customer, or preparation for reuse/redesign. Options: return to customer, preparation for reuse/redesign. Must be logged, sent to a repair workflow, and re-graded after restoration in 'Out'.
Data log requirements
Type of defect, estimated cost/time to repair, and final post-repair destination — return, resell, donation.
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Grade C — Remanufacturing / Upcycling Component
Criteria
Highly damaged garment, but contains large portions of high-quality, reusable fabric (e.g. a heavily torn leather jacket or wool coat with clean back panels).
Proposed pathway
Redesign, Upcycle or remanufacture. The garment is dismantled and its components used to make new products, staying ahead of recycling in the waste hierarchy.
Data log requirements
Fibre type weight (e.g. 80% cotton panel salvageable), teardown tracking code. Record the next-gen pathway type in Out.
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Grade D — Recycling / End-of-Life Waste
Criteria
Heavily contaminated, chemically stained, mildewed, mechanically destroyed, or shred-only garments.
Proposed pathway
Classified as textile waste. Handed to a designated PRO or other business or fibre to fibre recycling or downcycling.
Data log requirements
Precise material composition percentages, total batch weight, and the ID number of the receiving PRO.
Required — every EPR "In" event must record a condition grade.
Add re-sale value - Optional
Defect type
Estimated repair cost
Estimated repair time
Planned post-repair destination
Fibre type / salvageable weight
Teardown tracking code
Planned post-action destination
Batch material composition
Auto-pulled from scanned EPCs' Upstream fibre data — not manually entered, since the Sorter cannot know this by inspection alone. Scan a batch to see the composition summary and any anomalies flagged here.
Total batch weight
Planned post-action destination
Receiving PRO ID
Supporting Documents - if applicable
Upload
Date

Action details

EPR · OUT

Details specific to the action selected — logged as the matching 'Out' event for this item.

Action taken
Date
Price
Applies to Resale, Rent, and Repair actions. Currency selectable per entry for cross-border transactions.
Notes
Step 1 of 2: after saving this EPR data, you'll continue to OUT · Consumer Privacy Mode to record the consumer handover and switch the RFID tag to privacy mode — circular data hidden until it next returns to an authorised GCN network partner.

Use this step whenever a product passes to a consumer — first sale, resale, rent, repair return, or a redesigned next-gen sale. Scan single or bulk; saving records only the date and location type, then switches each RFID tag off, into Privacy Mode.

From Downstream this is step 2 of 2 — save the EPR action data first, then record the consumer handover here.
Single scan
Bulk scan
1 tag scanned
Date
Location type
On save, each scanned tag is switched to privacy mode — its circular data is hidden and stays hidden while the consumer owns the product. The tag is only switched back on when the product returns to an authorised GCN network partner, releasing it into its next circular pathway.
Product-only data: this step records the sale date and location type only — no consumer identity, no payment details, and no personal data are collected.

Scan a single item or bulk scan and download the CSV. This is the only function here — to see upstream traceable data. Able to link to APIs. Use Downstream to add EPR actions data.

Single scan
Bulk scan
1 tag scanned
Bulk-scanned data — Product ID and any flagged Substances of Concern — is accessed per item via the Download CSV button above, rather than displayed on screen.
RFID UID E2 80 11 70 00 00 02 08 0F 9E 01 70 recognised — Upstream record retrieved for review.
SKU
Brand
Certifications
Fibre Conformity Credentials
Listing of credentials added by the DPP Issuer — the Issuer has submitted verifiable credentials for these fibres, though the linked credential file itself stays with the Issuer.
Original price
Useful reference for resale pricing and authentication — shown here regardless of whether it's visible on the public Product ID.
Substances of Concern
Product images
Pulled from Upstream record, if uploaded by the DPP Issuer.
Product-only data: this screen reads and displays existing product records — it does not collect any consumer or personal data.
Next step: add Downstream data for Extended Producer Responsibility (resell, repair, redesign, rent, reuse, remanufacture), or jump to Sorting and End-of-Life Recycling.

Bulk scan a batch to surface material and chemical type, and isolate items flagged with a chemical presence before they continue to EPR or End-of-Life Recycling.

Bulk scan only
20 tags scanned
Sorting facility / operator
City
Country
Contact details
Open Supply Hub Facility ID (OS ID)
Facility not listed? Search or register it on Open Supply Hub, an independent open registry we recommend value chain operators use.
Product SKU
Material type
Fibre Conformity Credentials
Listing of credentials added by the DPP Issuer — the Issuer has submitted verifiable credentials for these fibres, though the linked credential file itself stays with the Issuer.
Chemical disclosure flag
Chemical presence disclosed by the DPP Issuer. Computed from each item's Upstream chemical disclosure — flags items needing isolation, without revealing what was disclosed. The Issuer is not required to disclose formulas, percentages, or proprietary process details — only that a substance of concern is present. Email GCN to request details, with the Issuer's consent.
Sorting outcome — where are the products going next?
Under the revised EU Waste Framework Directive, all separately collected textiles are waste until sorted — recording the sorting outcome documents that sorting took place and where each stream is headed. This question will become mandatory as regulations take effect.
Will products be shipped across borders?
Yes — Waste Shipment Regulation applies
No — staying in this country
Unsorted textile waste cannot be exported as "reuse" — exports of textile waste fall under the EU Waste Shipment Regulation, and sorted items destined for reuse must be documented as sorted to avoid misclassification at the border. GCN's per-item sorting record provides that documentation.
Product-only data: this screen reads and displays existing product records — it does not collect any consumer or personal data.

End-of-Life Recycling

EOL

Scan to add data registering the end-of-life / recycling stage and close the RFID DPP record for this item. GCN's long-life washable RFID tags may be reset and reused in products not requiring full washability, eg. accessories, homewares, depending on condition.

RFID UID recognised — Upstream and Downstream history retrieved for closure.
GCN is a Data Service Provider and stores this data on behalf of the DPP Issuer in line with Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 (ESPR), under which a Digital Product Passport's content is hosted by the responsible economic operator or a service provider acting on its behalf, while the European Commission's DPP Registry serves only as a central index and proof-of-registration service. See sources →
Date
Recycling facility / operator
Facility country
Open Supply Hub Facility ID (OS ID)
Facility not listed? Search or register it on Open Supply Hub, an independent open registry we recommend value chain operators use. Covers recyclers and PROs alike.
Received from — Optional
Records receipt of sorted goods from the sorting stage — closing the documented chain from sorter to recycler, consistent with Waste Shipment Regulation record-keeping for cross-border consignments.
Recycling stream / output
The closed DPP record provides verifiable evidence of how each item left the market — supporting DPP Issuers in demonstrating compliance with the ESPR ban on the destruction of unsold goods.
DPP status
Closing the DPP record retires this product's record from active circulation. The data remains queryable as a historical record, in line with the data hosting and retention basis described above.
Re-usable RFID tag?
Yes — recover and reset for a new product
No — retire the tag
GCN's RFID tags are washable. A recovered tag may be reset and reused, depending on its condition — wash count and wear are not monitored, so reusability can't be guaranteed when reissuing the same tag.
Product-only data: this screen records facility and process data only — no consumer or personal data is captured.

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