TfS requests feedback for v2.9 (Module 3) of the “Environmental Sustainability Guideline” and “Circularity Guideline”, adding additional metrics to the previous versions.

Environmental Sustainability and Circularity Guidelines, developed as part of our collaboration with the Chem-X Consortium, are key to a transparent and circular chemical industry. With these methodologies, we want to address the need for a seamless exchange of product information in the value chain across industries. Thereby, we want to enable compliance with different regulatory requirements, support circular business models and increase competitiveness.

Within the chemical industry, we want to help companies creating a Digital Material Passport (DMP). A Digital Material Passport (DMP) captures information on chemicals which constitute a final product that is regulatory required to have a Digital Product Passport (DPP). More information can be found here: Publication – CHEM-X.

We are now glad to share with you, in draft, the v2.9 (Module 3) of the “Environmental Sustainability Guideline” and “Circularity Guideline”, dealing with a few additional metrics.  For this added scope, we want to invite public feedback to ensure the inclusion of a wide range of perspectives, and ask for your contribution to an enhancement of the Guidelines.

To provide your feedback to these documents, please visit the dedicated page on the Chem-X website.