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New free ‘One Retail Hub’ platform is said to be already cutting brands’ HREDD reporting times by up to 70%

LONDON - Fashion retailers say a new digital platform launched to streamline human rights and environmental due diligence (HREDD) reporting is cutting compliance reporting times by 70% while easing “reporting fatigue” for brand partners.

Launched in February, the 'One Retail Hub' platform is a free tool, hosted by TrusTrace, which was developed collaboratively by About You, ASOS, Boozt, Ellos Group, New Look, The Very Group and Zalando, with expert input from Cascale and Fair Wear.

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