DeviceStamp Leads Industry Dialogue on Digital Product Passports Together with the Bangladesh Commercial Council
On 13 July 2026, DeviceStamp, together with the Bangladesh Commercial Council, hosted an industry dialogue on the future of Digital Product Passports (DPP) and their growing importance for Bangladesh's Ready-Made Garment (RMG) sector.
As international regulations and buyer expectations continue to evolve, Digital Product Passports are expected to become an increasingly important component of global product transparency, traceability, and sustainability. Through its ongoing industry engagement programme, DeviceStamp works with manufacturers, brands, industry organisations, and public stakeholders to increase awareness, build practical understanding, and support the industry's transition towards Digital Product Passport readiness.
Attendees and Facilitators
The session was attended by Mr. Abdur Rahim Jinnah, President of the Bangladesh Commercial Council, and Mr. Kafi Khan, Secretary General of the Bangladesh Commercial Council.
DeviceStamp team facilitated the discussion where Mr. Md. Monir Ahmed, Manager moderated, Mr. Md. Nazrul Islam, Director, and Mr. Md. Arifur Islam, Manager, who led the discussions and presented practical perspectives on the evolving Digital Product Passport landscape.
Topics Discussed
The discussion explored how manufacturers can prepare for increasing demands for product transparency, structured product information, and supply chain traceability, while also examining how Digital Product Passports may influence future buyer requirements, regulatory compliance, and international competitiveness.
- Global developments surrounding Digital Product Passports
- Emerging buyer expectations and regulatory trends
- Product traceability and supply chain transparency
- Structured product data and digital product information
- Sustainability and circular economy initiatives
- Factory readiness and Digital Product Passport assessments
- Pilot programmes and industry collaboration
- The future of digital product information management
Key Insights
Participants actively contributed throughout the session, discussing practical implementation challenges, organisational readiness, and opportunities for Bangladeshi manufacturers to strengthen their long-term competitiveness in international markets.
A recurring theme throughout the discussion was the importance of industry education. Participants agreed that increasing awareness and building practical understanding across the manufacturing sector will be essential as Digital Product Passports continue to evolve.
Mr. Abdur Rahim Jinnah welcomed DeviceStamp's initiative and emphasised the importance of introducing emerging global developments to Bangladesh's business community.
Mr. Kafi Khan highlighted the Bangladesh Commercial Council's extensive professional network and expressed interest in future collaboration on educational programmes, awareness initiatives, and industry discussions related to Digital Product Passport readiness.
Looking Forward
The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to continue the dialogue between industry organisations, manufacturers, and technology providers while promoting practical knowledge sharing across the sector.
DeviceStamp will continue collaborating with manufacturers, brands, industry organisations, and public stakeholders to support Digital Product Passport readiness and strengthen digital capabilities throughout global manufacturing supply chains.
About the Bangladesh Commercial Council
The Bangladesh Commercial Council (BCC) is a professional business organisation that brings together business leaders, entrepreneurs, and commercial professionals to promote knowledge sharing, professional development, and collaboration across Bangladesh's commercial community. Through industry events, networking initiatives, and educational programmes, the Council provides a platform for dialogue on emerging business trends, trade, investment, and economic development.
About DeviceStamp
DeviceStamp is building supplier-side digital infrastructure for global manufacturing.
The company enables manufacturers to prepare for Digital Product Passports (DPP) by providing practical solutions for supplier onboarding, digital identity, structured product data, product traceability, and data exchange between manufacturers and brands.
Beyond technology, DeviceStamp works closely with manufacturers, brands, industry organisations, trade associations, and public stakeholders to increase awareness, support industry education, and accelerate practical adoption of Digital Product Passport capabilities across global supply chains.
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