Author: Vebion

EasySteps AB is strengthening its board by welcoming Anna Carendi as the new chair of the board and Natasa Pahlm as a board member.

Working with suppliers on sustainability means that companies systematically identify, analyze, and manage risks in their supply chain.

Creating an EPD is about moving from assumptions to verified facts. With the right process, EPDs become a tool for business, innovation, and credibility rather than a burden.

Why do companies need an EPD? Legal requirements, business benefits, and competitive advantages

EPD stands for Environmental Product Declaration and is a so-called Type III environmental declaration according to international standards.

We are happy to announce that we have now implemented our third language in the EasyStepsGO platform, namely Spanish!

One of the main frameworks for this is the Environmental Footprint (EF) - the official EU methodology for calculating the environmental impact of products, services and organizations.

EasyStepsGO is proud to announce that we are now verified according to ISO 26000 - the international standard for social responsibility. This is an important step in our efforts to make sustainability work more structured, scalable and results-oriented - for all organizations, regardless of size.

The need for supply chain transparency is no longer just an issue for large companies. Smaller and medium-sized companies will also be affected - but those who prepare early can turn this into a competitive advantage.

Digital product passports (DPPs) are becoming a key part of the EU's work on transparency, traceability and the circular economy. But when will the requirements become a reality, which products will be affected first - and how can your business prepare? Here we go through the timeline for the introduction of digital product passports.