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Welcome to the Traceability Edit, TrusTrace's curated list of news to know from the month. In May, it's time to reimagine growth and value, Walk Free releases the Global Slavery Index, and when it comes to supplier discounting, fashion needs a watchdog.
What do these facts have in common? Fashion is the second most polluting industry in the world. It takes 1,800 gallons of water to create a pair of blue jeans. 20% of global industrial water pollution is from the fashion industry. The answer: they’re all false.
This ban on deforestation-linked goods is also expected to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases and conserve biodiversity.
When adopted, the EU Green Claims Directive will become a binding legislative act that affects all countries in the European Union (EU). Member States will have a defined period to transpose the Directive into their own laws and define how they will reach these goals to stop greenwashing.
The Global Fashion Agenda contributed a case study on the Circular Fashion Partnership for the TrusTrace Traceability Playbook, published in 2022. Below, learn more about this exciting circular economy initiative supported by leading industry groups like the H&M Group, Bestseller and C&A.
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