GPQI and MDIC discussed the Digital Product Passports at Brasil Legal National Seminar

Brazil

On June 18, 2026, the Federation of Industries of the State of São Paulo (FIESP) hosted the Brasil Legal National Seminar. Convened by the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies, the event focused on combating the illicit market and strengthening regulatory compliance and legal certainty in Brazil, drawing around one hundred public officials and industry association representatives.

MDIC and GPQI representatives at the Brasil Legal Seminar © FIESP

The panel titled "Traceability, Regulation, and Competitiveness: Impacts on the National and International Markets" featured Carolina Amarante, Director of the Global Project Quality Infrastructure (GPQI). Moderated by Police Chief Waldomiro Milanesi (Civil Police of São Paulo) and enriched by insights from Antonio Rebouças (FIESP) and Natália Semeria Ruschel (MDIC), the debate explored how innovative tracking technologies can support origin identification, brand protection, and loss prevention across industries. During her presentation, Carolina Amarante provided a global perspective on the Digital Product Passport (DPP).

 

GPQI Brazil is actively working to prepare the Brazilian ecosystem for this shifting landscape. Current initiatives include:

  • Establishing a dedicated Working Group on the DPP.
  • Launching an informative roadshow to raise awareness.
  • Forging strategic partnerships with key institutions—such as ABNT, Inmetro, USP/TU Berlin, and SENAI-SP/FIESP—to ensure the interoperability of these digital passports.

 

Go back

To top