Bluesign revamps its governance and road‑testing SOC reporting tools that plug its new Bluepass label straight into ESPR, DPPs and green‑claims enforcement
EXCLUSIVE – Bluesign used its latest Chemical Expert Group (CEG) meetings in Zürich and Shanghai to signal a significant tightening of its governance and regulatory readiness, while road‑testing new tools that link its new Bluepass initiative to substances of concern (SOC) reporting under forthcoming EU rules.
It also told Ecotextile News about its decision to split the organisation into a scheme owner and a conformity assessment body (CAB) to meet the Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition (ECGT/EmpCo) requirements – and how it will work closer with the AFIRM Group.
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