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WHAT HAPPENS ON 19 JULY 2026 UNDER ESPR

July 16, 2026

TrusTrace Policy Team

Monitoring key regulations shaping global supply chains.
From 19 July 2026, large EU apparel and footwear brands can no longer destroy unsold stock. Here's what changes and what's still unconfirmed.

TrusTrace Policy Team

Monitoring key regulations shaping global supply chains.
Discover how US retailers prioritize multi-tier supplier visibility over regulatory tools to enhance compliance and operational efficiency in their supply chains.

TrusTrace Policy Team

Monitoring key regulations shaping global supply chains.
The European Commission's 2026 FLR guidelines explain how forced labour investigations will work, what evidence counts, and why traceability is central.

TrusTrace Policy Team

Monitoring key regulations shaping global supply chains.
The EU Forced Labour Regulation bans products made with forced labour from 14 December 2027. Learn who it covers, what evidence you need, and how to prepare.

TrusTrace Policy Team

Monitoring key regulations shaping global supply chains.
Discover what US brands need to know about the EU's Digital Product Passport regulations and prepare for compliance ahead of the 2026 deadline.

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