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  By 2050, the European Union plans to achieve zero greenhouse gas emissions, i.e. to be climate neutral. To achieve this, the EC has launched a new regulatory package within the European Green Deal, a proposal that aims to make almost all physical goods circular and energy efficient by 2030. The aim of this regulation is therefore to contribute to the fight against climate change through the implementation of a circular economy, in order to decouple the existing relationship between economic growth and waste production. Within its Strategy for a DPP Circular economy and Sustainable Textile, it also highlights the importance of regulating the textile industry, which it has described as the fourth industry with the greatest environmental impact, and aims to ensure that textile products sold in European markets are durable, recyclable, free of hazardous substances and produced sustainably. The European Commission has approved a series of measures to ensure that textile products plac...

  Blockchain in brief Although its first use in 2008 led to the creation of the famous Bitcoin, blockchain is not limited to the financial sector. Literally translated as “chain of blocks”, blockchain technology allows the storage and transmission of information in a transparent and secure manner. What makes it special? It operates in a distributed manner, without a central control body. By extension, we speak of blockchain to designate a database built from this technology. This secure database, shared by different users and without intermediaries, maintains the history of exchanges between authorized users so that everyone can check the validity of the chain in all blocks. Therefore, it can be applied to many sectors, such as the Supply Chain. What is logistics traceability? How does traceability work? Traceability refers to the possibility of knowing the origin of a product and being able to follow its course throughout its transformation and distribution chain. Traceability rul...

  Businesses are adopting advanced digital technologies to improve efficiency, transparency and traceability of processes. Among these technologies, the Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a powerful and innovative tool. Let's see the five main advantages that the Digital Product Passport can offer to your company. 1. Improved Traceability and Transparency  One of the main advantages of the Digital Product Passport is the significant improvement in the traceability system and transparency throughout the supply chain. With the Digital Product Passport, each product is provided with a unique digital identity that collects all relevant information. Traceability Traceability is essential to ensure that products are authentic and safe. With the Digital Product Passport, you can track every stage of the production process, recording detailed data on raw materials, production processes, transportation and storage. This not only helps prevent fraud and counterfeiting but also allows y...

  In the modern day, waste management and environmental sustainability are of utmost importance, and traceability shows itself to be a potent ally in our quest for more circularity. In waste management, traceability refers to the capacity to track and document the movement and disposal of waste materials over the length of their lifecycle. The World Bank predicts that by 2050, global trash would have increased by 70% from present levels if immediate action is not taken. The average person produces 500 kilograms of rubbish annually, while only 20% of plastic waste produced worldwide is recycled. What is Traceability in Waste Management? Traceability is the capacity to systematically track and document the movement, origin, and changes of a substance or product over the duration of its lifecycle. It involves collecting data and information at various points in time, such as during production, distribution, and disposal. Across a range of industries, the ability to trace goods or mate...

  Traceability is a tool for identifying and controlling the elements involved in the production of a product (from raw materials to packaging) and all the phases it must go through (production, storage, distribution and delivery to the customer). Using traceability software solution is an effective to manage all this information in a controlled, efficient manner, without the possibility of errors. The importance of traceability in logistics is unquestionable, which is why companies require effective software to control their stock. Next, we will see what functions this software must fulfill and what benefits it can bring to companies. What is Traceability and why is it so Important? First of all, let's start by defining what traceability is. According to Regulation 178/2002 of the European Parliament and of the Council, traceability is the possibility of finding and following the trail of a product at all stages of production, processing and distribution. Traceability consists of...