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Collected traceability and transparency information, laws and regulations across the globe.

BY TRUSTRACE SUSTAINABILITY TEAM

The US Securities and Exchange Commissions (SEC) issued the Climate-Related Disclosure Rules proposition that would require listed companies in the United States to include climate-related information in their reporting. This information should cover the climate-related risks for the company and how

BY TRUSTRACE SUSTAINABILITY TEAM

This bill is intended to effectively hold the biggest fashion brands accountable for their social and environmental impact. It will require companies to map their supply chain, identify their most impactful suppliers and implement accurate actions to reduce their impact. Fashion companies will be re
Laws and Regulations

Norwegian Transparency Act

February 05, 2022

Lisa Lerouge

Policy and EU Market Analyst
In June 2021 Norway adopted the Transparency Act ("Åpenhetsloven"). The purpose of the Act is to increase transparency and encourage companies to respect human rights and decent working conditions throughout all business relationships in their value chain.

Lisa Lerouge

Policy and EU Market Analyst
EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive is setting a framework for businesses operating in the EU to protect human rights and the environment in their own operations and through their value chains.
Laws and Regulations

CPSIA and FFA Chemical Testing Requirements for Apparel

February 05, 2022

TrusTrace Sustainability team

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) regulates products manufactured in or imported to the US.

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