Saturday, 08 August 2026

DeviceStamp Holds DPP Training for Bangladesh's RMG Industry

Staff Reporter
Disclosure : 08 Aug 2026, 01:22 PM
DeviceStamp Bangladesh held a DPP awareness and training program in Dhaka.
DeviceStamp Bangladesh held a DPP awareness and training program in Dhaka.

DeviceStamp Bangladesh Ltd. organized the DPP Awareness & Training Program 2026 in association with BD Commercial and aimed at preparing Bangladesh's apparel industry for the European Union's upcoming Digital Product Passport (DPP) framework.

The three-hour session was held on Friday, 7 August 2026 from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the BGBA Multipurpose Hall, BGBA Building, Uttara, Dhaka.

DeviceStamp Bangladesh is a Bangladesh–Poland joint venture and part of the global DeviceStamp network with specializes in DPP solutions, product traceability, supply-chain transparency and structured product-data management to helping manufacturers meet international sustainability and compliance standards.

Md. Nazrul Islam, Director of DeviceStamp Bangladesh and DPP Awareness & Industry lead the Training of main sessions with explaining the DPP concept and the EU's rationale for introducing it, and how local apparel manufacturers can prepare their product data for supplier mapping and traceability records.

Björn Johannes Eriksson, Global Managing Director of DeviceStamp delivered the international welcome address and Paulina the Country Manager of Okaidi Poland also addressed participants. Matias Mathi demonstrated the DeviceStamp web platform showing how product data can be digitally linked to a Digital Product Passport.

Around 100 industry professionals attended including factory owners, exporters, commercial executives, sourcing specialists, compliance officers and sustainability leaders. Sessions covered product identification, producer information, material composition, manufacturing data, traceability, circularity and compliance documentation.

As global buyers increasingly demand verifiable proof beyond a simple "Made in Bangladesh" label and manufacturers must gain greater visibility into fiber and fabric origins, production processes and environmental impact. The program seeks to move Bangladesh's RMG sector from basic DPP awareness to practical data readiness with strengthening its competitiveness in European and global markets.

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