LONDON – The Better Cotton initiative is piloting a number of digital and physical traceability solutions in India in a bid to boost transparency across cotton supply chains.
Better Cotton is working with four specialist companies – Retraced, TextileGenesis, Haelixa and Tailorlux – to determine the best way to offer improved traceability to its members.
The pilot studies are being conducted with leading brands and retailers, including C&A, Marks & Spencer, Target and Walmart, to see how each technology tracks cotton as it moves through their supplier networks.
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