New tools aim to reduce duplication and red tape in reporting on sustainability progress in fashion supply chains
LONDON - Seven leading European fashion retailers have teamed up to launch two new tools to ease reporting fatigue on human rights and environmental progress across global supply chains.
The new 'Retailer Brand Due Diligence Questionnaire' and 'One Retail Hub' aim to tackle the administrative burden facing brands as regulators, investors and customers increasingly demand more robust sustainability and supply chain data.
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