STOCKHOLM – Traceability platform TrusTrace is to lead a pilot programme to help support international fashion brands that want to implement greater levels of product marketing accountability.
The company will work with platform engineering firm Xoriant and environmental impact data provider Carbon Trail to provide retailers and brands with information to promote their products with specific details on how and where they’re made, while also providing real-time, supply chain insights.
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