HONG KONG – Sustainability accelerator GoBlu International says its mobile chemical management app, The BHive, is now being used by 59 brands, retailers, chemical companies and other industry stakeholders.
Inspired by the Vivino wine app, which scans bottle labels to reveal what’s inside, the Bhive works in a similar way with chemicals – giving dyehouses a new tool to create accurate chemical inventories and helping brands to track compliance.
It instantly taps into an online database of 65,000 commercially available textile chemical formulations to find out if the substances comply with a range of industry standards and MRSLs.
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