Webinar - Cotton transparency and traceability for textile industry supply chains

Ensuring supply chain transparency is now a business-critical endeavour, with some countries even making supply chain verification and traceability a mandatory requirement. It’s likely that more regulations will be forthcoming globally.

With that in mind, Eurofins Softlines & Leather has created a full suite of services for understanding and managing your cotton supply chain. This is delivered through a combination of tracing your supply chain, auditing through recognised cotton industry certification schemes and confirming cotton origin through our brand new cotton origin verification testing service.

This new service can be used to validate cotton origin claims and ensure supply chain integrity using cotton samples from all key cotton growing regions across the whole value chain; from raw cotton to finished articles.

Watch our sustainability experts for this one-hour webinar covering:

• Why cotton supply chain traceability is important
• Risk-mapping cotton supply chains
• Eurofins cotton origin verification service and environmental signature
• Cotton industry certification schemes
• Q&A

Peter Hughes Head of Sustainability Business Development, Eurofins | BLC Peter has over 15 years working in the field of sustainable development with applicable experience in private, third and public sector. Peter works with brands and suppliers to identify and manage sustainability risks, develop strategic responses and monitor and report progress. With a particular focus on supply chain traceability and sustainability strategy, Peter helps organisations in the apparel sector make measurable progress towards long term solutions in sustainability and effectively communicate the results.

Dr Victoria Addy Chief Technical Officer, Eurofins Sustainability Services Victoria joined Eurofins | BLC in 1992 after obtaining a BSc (Hons) in Biology, before gaining a PhD in Biochemistry. Now Chief Technical Officer for Eurofins Sustainability Services, Victoria oversees sustainable chemistry, biomaterials, leather and novel material development for consumer products, specialising in chemical compliance and supply chain regulatory support.