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NAFFIC and AWARE have secured the first China-EU DPP (Digital Product Passport) related to textiles, which is expected to facilitate greater transparency and sustainability in the textile supply chain. This development marks a significant step in the collaboration between China and the European Union on environmentally-friendly initiatives. The DPP framework will help brands and retailers communicate crucial product information, likely leading to increased consumer trust and market demand for sustainable textiles. Companies positioned in the sustainable fashion market may see a positive market response. Investors may take interest in firms emphasizing sustainability and digital transparency in their operations.