A New Era of Digital Trade is on the Horizon
For Caribbean exporters, market access will increasingly depend not only on the quality of the products they sell, but on the reliability and accessibility of the data behind those products.
The EU’s Digital Product Passport (DPP) is set to reshape how products are tracked and verified across global value chains, and CARICOM must be ready.
Through the CARICOM Digital Trade Readiness Project, CROSQ is helping to ensure that the Caribbean is not merely adapting to the future of trade, but preparing to participate in it, shape it and benefit from it.
In this article, “Preparing CARICOM for a New Era of Digital Trade“, we explore what the DPP means for the region, why Quality Infrastructure is central to digital trade readiness, and how early preparation can help Caribbean businesses strengthen competitiveness, sustainability and access to global markets.
Read the full article, “Preparing CARICOM for a New Era of Digital Trade”, here: https://website.crosq.org/preparing-caricom-for-a-new-era-of-digital-trade-pdf/
Visit the project page, Supporting CARICOM’s Engagement with the EU Digital Product Passport (DPP) and Beyond (CARICOM DTR Project), here: https://website.crosq.org/caricom-digital-trade-readiness-dtr-project/