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This is the beginning of Part 3 of 4: The Business Drivers of Traceability
Legislation is coming for the fashion industry.
In 2022 alone, several new regulations and directives have been introduced, predominantly in the EU, to define parameters around marketing and labeling, due diligence and traceability, as well as sustainability reporting. Brands are facing increasing pressure to comply with a range of overlapping laws that differ from country to country, and even state to state in key markets like the U.S.
Topics: The European Green Deal, AGEC, UFLPA, FABRIC Act
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