Contact our experts about traceability

Sophie Charpentier has broad experience with traceability in general and more specifically in the electronic value chain. She is an expert in circular value creation, and in the implementation of the digital product pass: general questions, regulations, information structure. Contact Sophie if you are a company eager to start your traceability journey.

Contact me about: materials, traceability, digital product pass

Laura Linnala is a well experienced project manager at Swedish Institute for Standards (SIS) and leads e.g. the Swedish committee for digital product passports (DPP). Contact Laura if you are interested in taking part in the development of DPP standards, circular economy standards or other standards in the CEN and ISO system.

Sustainability expert with over 13 years of experience in the IT industry. Specialized in circularity and verification, leading initiatives on digital product passports to promote environmental and social responsibility.

Staffan Olsson has a strong and long experience digital supply chains and B2B efficiency, including traceability as an enabler of both efficiency and management of sustainability data.

Oskar Storms expert field is within glass och facades and in recycling of flat glass.

Karin Vestlund Ekerby is an experienced project manager at Swedish Institute for Standards (SIS) and leads e.g. the Swedish committee for Chain of Custody (CoC). Contact Karin if you are interested in taking part in the development of CoC-standards or other standards in the CEN and ISO system.

Jenny Wärn and Trustrace bring extensive expertise in traceability within the fashion and textile industry, covering the entire supply chain journey from raw material sourcing to delivering finished goods. Trustrace proficiency extends to supply chain risk management and ensuring regulatory compliance. Jenny has spearheaded various initiatives focusing on circularity and the implementation of digital product passes. If you’re seeking guidance on implementing traceability measures for your fashion brand, Jenny is the go-to expert to consult. Reach out to her to gain a deeper understanding of your specific requirements and how to navigate them effectively.

Malin Rosqvist is the Program Manager for PiiA (Process Industrial IT and Automation) and plays a key role in the Trace4Value initiative. With extensive experience in industrial digitalization and strategic innovation, Malin focuses on fostering collaborations that drive sustainable development and technological advancements in process industries. At Trace4Value, she leads efforts to enhance traceability and value creation across supply chains, ensuring innovation aligns with industry needs and global sustainability goals.

Hanna Lindén is a senior researcher at RISE with extensive experience in circular economy and life cycle management. She has a PhD in environmental science from Chalmers University of Technology, and at RISE she project leads research focusing on traceability, ecodesign and remanufacturing.

Senior Project Manager in textile materials at RISE Environment and Sustainable Chemistry unit. Broad experience in the field of textiles and production as well as good knowledge in materials, chemicals and production processes with sustainability in focus. Catrine have been in the textile industry for 30 years and worked mainly in design, product development, production processes and sustainability. Right now, at RISE, Catrine is involved in several projects that focus on circularity of textile waste and how to prepare for The European Green Deal. Do you have questions about how to recycle post-consumer textiles and prepare your data for DPP, contact Catrine!

Raul Carlsson holds a doctoral degree in sustainability informatics, is an expert in data modeling and data exchange formats, has a track record of having initiated two international sustainability data standards from his research. Did early research on turning cast metal components induvidualized and traceable, and is co-author of the recently published the paper Internet of Materials – a concept for circular material traceability. Chairs CEN/TC 473 Circular economy and since 1997 participates as expert in several other related standardization committees.