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LG Fashion Labs launches free DPP Gap Scanner for EU fashion brands

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08 April 2026

LG Fashion Labs launches free DPP Gap Scanner for EU fashion brands

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Munich-based startup LG Fashion Labs (LGFL) has launched a free Digital Product Passport readiness assessment for EU apparel brands. The scanner maps brands against 125 data points across 9 compliance categories — including materials, traceability, REACH, circularity, and digital infrastructure — delivering a structured gap report.

Designed for brands with 50–500 styles per season preparing for the EU DPP mandate.

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LG Fashion Labs

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Germany

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SMEs (a company with less than 250 employees)

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DPP Gap Scanner for EU Fashion Brands

LG Fashion Labs (LGFL) is a Munich-based startup building production orchestration infrastructure for EU fashion brands navigating Digital Product Passport (DPP) compliance. LGFL has launched a free DPP Gap Scanner — a structured 125-point readiness assessment mapped against the EU DPP mandate requirements across materials composition, supply chain traceability, REACH compliance, circularity, and digital infrastructure. Designed for EU apparel brands with 50–500 styles per season preparing for the DPP mandate. Built on the Trace4Value DPP Data Protocol v2. Access the free scanner: lgfashionlabs.com/scanner.html

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