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Get the playbook Unlocking Digital Product Passports (DPP) for fashion and textiles. Embrace data disclosure and traceability for a circular economy shift.

Explore the importance of traceability in French fashion and luxury, as experts discuss the legacy, innovation, and future of its supply chain compliance.

Explore why traceability platforms are crucial for risk and compliance in the supply chain industry, with a focus on forced labor prevention and regulatory requirements. Learn how TrusTrace empowers businesses to navigate these challenges effectively.

Since it came into effect in June 2023, the EU Regulation on Deforestation-Free Products (EUDR) has put fashion companies that use leather, rubber and wood on notice to ensure their supply chains are free from illegal deforestation. Now, the industry is racing to prepare for compliance, working towards a December 2024 deadline when the law’s main obligations will start to apply.

There are three main categories of legislation to be aware of and develop your data collection strategy around due diligence, claims & labeling and sustainability reporting. Not all regulations fit neatly into one bucket. Some, like the EU Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation Proposal, will cover aspects from several categories.