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The U.S. regulatory landscape is rapidly evolving, and understanding how to navigate ongoing changes to Forced Labor Prevention (FLP) laws has never been more important. That’s why we’re releasing a brand new guide, “Choosing the Right Forced Labor Prevention Solution for Your Business”, written to help explain the various approaches available on the market, and explore the advantages of one comprehensive system versus a range of tools that solve individual problems. Download your copy today, and if you’re in attendance at the American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) Traceability & Sustainability Conference, feel free to consult with our team on the ground! https://lnkd.in/g2xgeeAs

On Monday we’ll be in Munich for Cascale's Annual Meeting 2024! Join us for a couple of days of networking with industry thought leaders, our traceability experts and make sure to stop by our panel on September 10th: “Traceability in Focus: Digital & Physical Technologies.” Together with James D. Crowley, Manager, Transparency & Traceability at Cascale, Patrick Strumpf, CEO at Haelixa Ltd, our SVP Go To Market Marianne Uddman will discuss opportunities and challenges in enhancing transparency and accountability, providing insights for industry leaders and decision-makers.

Join us next week in Paris at the Sustainable Leather Forum! Our team will be in attendance as we gather around the vision for a new responsible leather supply chain, and from 17.30-17.45 you can catch us in Pitch Hall 1! Our Solutions Expert and Business Consultant, Fabienne Hindré, will take you through upcoming regulations and their impact on fashion leather goods production, including the EUDR and DPP. Hope to see you there!

Implementing your traceability program can feel daunting, and what’s why we often preach that you start small and scale the program from there, and that’s exactly what we’ve done together with our friends at ADOLFO DOMINGUEZ. In this latest feature from Sourcing Journal, we outline their journey to trace the alpaca supply chain, touching on supplier collaboration, key learnings and where Adolfo Dominguez intends to go from here, and as our platform is material agnostic, their mastery of alpaca fibers can be easily transferred to other products! Read the full story in Sourcing Journal: https://lnkd.in/gFm27mmb

Don’t forget to join us in Munich this week for Munich Fabric Start, where we’ll be in attendance to discuss all things traceability, including our talk on “Unlocking the Why, What and How of Digital Product Passports” with Marianne Uddman, SVP Go To Market, at 5pm on September 4th at the Trend Lectures in Keyhouse – Hall 7. Hope to see you there!

We answered the World Economic Forum's call for global data and traceability solutions that provide business insights on value chain data and that bring value to new circular business models and are thrilled to have emerged as one of 13 Top Innovators! As a part of the UpLink - World Economic Forum open innovation platform, winners in the Traceability for Circularity challenge were selected in part based on their work towards a targeted Sustainable Development Goal (SDG), with TrusTrace recognized for our work towards the goal of responsible consumption and production. A huge shoutout to our team, Hrishikesh Rajan, Madhava Venkatesh R., Saravanan Parisutham, Shameek Ghosh, Anja Sadock and Indra Andersson Santiago and everyone's hard work making the TrusTrace platform a reality. We are also honored to be mentioned alongside fellow Top Innovators sykell, The Surpluss | Certified B Corp, TraceX Technologies, Replenysh, mesur.io, Dockflow, GIVO Africa, Neolithics, KWOTA, Saahas Zero Waste, CleanHub and Bext360 - Proof of Supply Chain Sustainability from Origin to Retail. We look forward to making new connections, collaborating with our fellow winners and partners, and gaining more visibility to amplify our impact on the circular economy, and are grateful to Accenture for funding this challenge. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/gqkJyEKp #Traceability #CircularEconomy #Circularity

Join us at Munich Fabric Start next week, where Marianne Uddman, Senior VP Go To Market at TrusTrace, will be providing a deep dive into the why, what and how of digital product passports (DPPs) together with Muchaneta ten Napel, Founder & CEO of Shape Innovate. Together, they'll be discussing how to move from theoretical sustainability to actionable strategies within the fashion supply chain, and how to prepare for DPPs to ensure complete transparency. Hope to see you there!

If you’re just starting out with digital product passports (DPPs), you may find yourself questioning what a roadmap for successful implementation looks like. In our latest article on our Knowledge Hub, we share our own experiences with pilot projects and industry insights to determine how brands and retailers can adopt a strategic and proactive approach to DPPs. To learn more, visit our Knowledge Hub: https://lnkd.in/gsXfyN5V

Are you trying to choose a Forced Labor Prevention solution for your brand? Last month we released our guide “Choosing the Right Forced Labor Prevention Solution for Your Business” at the American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) Sustainability and Traceability Conference. This guide looks at the necessary steps brands need to take to comply with forced labor prevention regulations, and provides an overview of different traceability solutions available and how our comprehensive Forced Labor Prevention solution matches up. To learn more, download a free copy of your guide now: https://lnkd.in/gDVSpaHA

Forced Labor Prevention regulations issue evidence collection requirements that companies must abide by to comply and freely import into the issuing state. Together with the American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA), we created a guide and checklist of evidence documents that may be required from port authorities to permit entry of a shipment. To learn more, download a free copy of the Forced Labor Evidence Collection Checklist now: https://lnkd.in/gtaFXs5E