TrusTrace, an Indian digital solutions provider in traceability, circularity and sustainability, has collaborated with key partners to provide Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions tracking and circular design guidelines, according to founder Saravanan Parisutham, who said the firm is also working with recyclers and sorters to raise the efficiency of take-back programmes and other circular models.
Although many brands are keen on making the supply chain transparent, not all see a monetary benefit in sharing the supply chain information with brands, he told Fibre2Fashion in an interview.Indian traceability-circularity-sustainability digital solutions provider TrusTrace has collaborated with key partners to provide Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions tracking and circular design guidelines, according to founder Saravanan Parisutham.The firm is also working with recyclers and sorters to raise the efficiency of take-back programmes and circular models.#
Supply chain traceability is seen as an action that adds to the overhead without any immediate returns to the suppliers as the current ways of managing and sharing data with brands can be difficult for suppliers, he said.
With rising demand for the brands with traceability in terms of government regulation in Europe, it is a matter of time manufacturers are mandated to share the information, he added.
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