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Cascale and Worldly analysis warns proliferating textile EPR and disclosure rules will force brands to upgrade supply chain traceability

AMSTERDAM — Brands and retailers face mounting regulatory pressure to deliver consistent product-level sustainability data, according to a new policy deep dive from Cascale and impact intelligence platform Worldly.

The report, entitled ‘EPR and the Expanding Demand for Data, Traceability, Interoperability’, focuses on expanding textile extended producer responsibility (EPR) schemes,

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