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Harmonising data on textile chemical management is now vital says Worldly CEO Scott Raskin, as he explains the acquisition of GoBlu

CONCORD - In a rapidly shifting landscape for textile data collection, the recent acquisition of GoBlu by Worldly could mark a pivotal step towards harmonisation, according to Worldly CEO Scott Raskin.

Speaking candidly to Ecotextile News from his Utah base in the USA, Raskin articulated both the rationale and the ambitions underpinning the deal. “The goal is to accelerate progress on chemical data collection across the industry,” he asserted, identifying the “burden and fatigue on manufacturers, on factories” as a fundamental barrier to credible, integrated data for both the supply and brand sides of the equation.

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