Worldly plans connected supplier data

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Worldly plans to connect environmental, social, chemical and risk data in a unified supplier view as apparel firms face rising compliance demands 

Pic of delegates arrving at the Cascale event in Athens.
At the Cascale event in Athens, Worldly revealed plans to include risk indicators on supplier profiles.

ATHENS – Worldly plans to bring environmental, social, chemical and risk information into a single supplier profile as it expands the use of artificial intelligence across its compliance and sustainability data platform.

Speaking at the Cascale Annual Meeting in Athens, Kevin Vranes, chief product officer at Worldly, said the company would begin consolidating information from the Higg Facility Environmental Module (FEM), Facility Social & Labor Module (FSLM), corrective-action plans and chemical records this autumn.

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