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What is LCA?
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Traceability: the first step of a CSR strategy
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The 4 Steps of Data Management in a Traceability Project
This article breaks down what PO & TC management means, why order-level proof is now a compliance baseline, and how Fairly Made helps fashion brands collect traceability data faster for both brands and suppliers.
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become an important aspect of a company's identity.
Labels, certifications, audits: these concepts are now an integral part of the textile industry landscape, and are destined to be used more and more by stakeholders in the sector.
A taste for challenge, ambition and commitment to a more sustainable world: these are some of the characteristics of the guest in this special edition for the Inside Fairly Made® column.
What if we told you that the Fairly Made® SaaS platform is much more human than you think?
Transparency is a central issue in the fashion industry: from consumers to governments, all stakeholders now demand clear information to encourage conscientious purchasing.
Our awareness of the environmental impact of the clothes we wear is growing. Carbon footprint, impact on water and other natural resources, kilometers traveled, all these criteria are now quantifiable thanks to a method of investigation and evaluation, the LCA (Life Cycle Analysis).
In a textile traceability project, harvesting and centralizing data is the key to success. But when we say "data", we also mean "sensitive information".
Undoubtedly, in any traceability and impact measurement project, data and its management take center stage.
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Discover Italy’s new project: the SNET Ecoscore law.
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French Environmental Cost: 10 essential questions answered by experts.
French Environmental Cost regulation: key dates & obligations for brands.
All you have to know about PEF and French environmental cost.
Digital Product Passport (DPP): insights from Prada, Rossignol & Deloitte.
Discover essential insights about this groundbreaking European initiative.
At the end of April 2022, the textile industry took another step towards transpa
The whole truth and nothing but the truth: transparency for consumers is now bec
Discover how French anti-fast fashion law aims to reduce the impact of fashion.
It is no longer a secret: we have little time left to take action.
Digital Product Passport (DPP) in fashion: key components & EU timeline.
In France, since January 1, 2023, the Climat et Resilience Law
French environmental labeling: insights from agnès b. & the Ministry.
On March 15th, a significant announcement unfolded as ADEME revealed
As part of the EU Green Deal, this legislation targets seven key commodities
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