The Three Levels of Traceability — Step One: Supplier Mapping
October 20, 2022
Megan Doyle
Sustainable Fashion Journalist
Supplier Mapping is a good starting point for transparency efforts, primarily because it helps to comply with due diligence laws around the social and environmental impact of your supply chain. To learn more about supplier mapping, read on.
Traceability and transparency are often considered interchangeable terms in the fashion industry. While the two terms go hand in hand, they have key differences. Read on to learn TrusTrace's definition of Traceability and Transparency within fashion supply chains.
Everything You Need to Know About Manual vs Digital Traceability
September 09, 2022
Megan Doyle
Sustainable Fashion Journalist
Manual traceability will only get your business so far in your sustainable transformation. Discover the benefits of digital traceability systems for fashion supply chains.
Unpicking Fashion's Supply Chain Tiers & Their Risks
September 02, 2022
Megan Doyle
Sustainable Fashion Journalist
Holding together the fashion industry is an intricate network of actors that span the globe. Each of these suppliers can be categorized into a tier, where they perform a specific function to transform raw materials into finished products.
Chain of Custody Models: Product Segregation vs. Mass Balance
August 02, 2022
Megan Doyle
Sustainable Fashion Journalist
Product Segregation and Mass Balance are Chain of Custody models helping responsible fashion brands to prove material claims and sustainable supply chains.
Take control of your supply chain risk, compliance, and impact with the world’s leading traceability platform for fashion, footwear and textile supply chains. Start by speaking with the TrusTrace team today.