Remanufacturing Strategies in European Manufacturing: Life-cycle Design, ESPR Regulation, and Digital Traceability

On May 19, a conference dedicated to Remanufacturing—a new strategic lever for the metalworking industry—will be held in Vicenza. The meeting will analyze how new European regulations, such as ESPR (Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation) and the Digital Product Passport (DPP), are transforming component recovery into a concrete competitive advantage.

Data as a Value Driver Thanks to the traceability provided by the Digital Passport, Remanufacturing stands as the highest level in the reuse hierarchy. The focus will be on integrating quality control into recovery processes:

• Traceability: Managing the product life cycle through DPP data.

• Rigorous Processes: Strategies for reception, disassembly, and analysis.

• "As-New" Quality: Testing protocols to achieve re-qualified and certified products according to the highest industrial standards.

This is an essential event for companies aiming to combine operational efficiency and sustainability, turning regulatory requirements into business opportunities.

Info in brief:

Tuesday, May 19, 2026, from 2:30 PM to 6:00 PM

Vicenza, University of Padua Campus (Complesso didattico), Viale Margherita 87; Room 8

Free of charge, registration required.