Viscose Traceability Project News Today

Bestseller is working with TextileGenesis to trace man-made cellulosic fibres and direct-to-farm cotton throughout its supply chain.

The search for fashion supply chain transparency How can brands and retailers overcome traceability challenges to map exactly where their raw materials are coming from? The fashion industrys notoriously long, fragmented and opaque supply chains can conceal human rights and environmental abuses. The Modern Slavery Act 2015 was introduced to try to make companies responsible for ensuring their supply chains were free from exploitation, but it was not until last month that the government announced...

Fibre2Fashion Toggle navigation 19 Fashion for Good launches Viscose Traceability Project Fashion for Good in December launched its Viscose Traceability Project. Facilitated by Fashion for Good, the Project is a collaboration with brands BestSeller and Kering who will provide eight garment styles to be traced for the pilot, with fibres sourced from three leading sustainable viscose producers. TextileGenesis will design traceability applications for use across th...