"Traceability" News Archive

The apparel industry, long criticized for its opaque supply chains, may be on the brink of transformation through the adoption of DNA-based tracking. As stakeholders increasingly demand proof of ethical practices, sustainability, and authenticity, DNA technology offers a sophisticated and virtually tamper-proof solution for ensuring transparency, countering counterfeit goods, and strengthening quality control measures.

Bureau Veritas Consumer Products Services has announced a strategic collaboration with CommonShare to deliver a comprehensive Bill-of-Materials (BOM) and Purchase Order traceability solution.

The business case for sustainability is often overstated—discover how companies can close the gap between ESG rhetoric and meaningful, actionable impact

With sustainability regulations in flux, F&B companies must adopt proactive ESG strategies. Learn how to future-proof supply chains with certifications and traceability tools.

Explore the challenges and opportunities in the recycled yarn market, focusing on quality, pricing, and certification. Discover how the textile industry can drive sustainability while maintaining profitability.

Biotechnology innovator Applied DNA Sciences has entered into a strategic five-year licensing and commercial agreement with apparel and textile manufacturer Indus Group. This collaboration marks the first large-scale deployment of Applied DNA's CertainT platform for cotton traceability.

In a significant move to elevate corporate transparency on sustainability issues, Belgium has officially implemented the European Union’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), further solidifying its commitment to climate action and responsible business practices. The CSRD introduces a new set of rigorous requirements that will reshape the way companies across Europe disclose environmental, social, and governance (ESG) information. For Belgium, this marks a decisive step toward aligning with EU-wide sustainability mandates and raising the bar for corporate accountability in a rapidly changing world.

Younger consumers, driven by heightened environmental and social awareness, demand transparency from brands, posing a significant challenge for industries like retail and fashion to substantiate sustainability claims and avoid greenwashing tactics.

Traceability is more than just a buzzword. It’s rapidly becoming a non-negotiable aspect of doing business.

Optimizing Compliance and Transparency: The Role of BOM Permissions in Digital Product Passports and ESPR