AMSTERDAM – Sourcing technology specialist Sourcery has launched a new data collection programme that it hopes will bring together high levels of transparency and traceability to the cotton supply chain.
The primary aim of the Impact and Assurance programme is to deliver harmonised, regional-specific and third-party verified primary data to the industry while also strengthening the role of growers, grower organisations and manufacturers.
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