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Textile Traceability Technology Analysis Report 2023: Applications, market drivers and key innovators

The "Traceability Technologies: Applications, Market Drivers and Key Innovators" report from Textiles Intelligence Ltd. has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

Attempts at accurately tracing a product along its supply chain present organisations in the textile and clothing industry with several challenges. Typically, organisations operate with limited visibility of their supply chains - especially as most supply chains in the textile industry are highly complex and comprise large numbers of suppliers.

The challenges are compounded by increasing pressure on organisations to substantiate claims made about their supply chains and improve their sustainability credentials. Traceability technologies, however, represent a solution to combating these challenges. In particular, they enable organisations to collect information on a product's supply chain and verify the origin of a material used in a product.

Key innovators in the field of traceability technologies include FibreTrace, Oritain and Smartex, and all three provide organisations in the textile and clothing industry with opportunities to be more transparent and accountable.

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Key Topics Covered:

SUMMARY

INTRODUCTION

TRACEABILITY TECHNOLOGIES

• Digital traceability technologies

• Physical traceability technologies

• Forensic traceability technology

• Additive traceability technology

MARKET FOR TRACEABILITY TECHNOLOGIES

• Market drivers

• Compliance with legislation

• Consumer demand for more transparency

• Increasing business efficiency

• Meeting environmental, social and governance (ESG) commitments

FIBRETRACE

• Introduction

• Materials applications

• Traceability technologies

• FibreTrace case study: Nobody Denim

ORITAIN

• Introduction

• Markets and applications

• Traceability technology

• Environmental, social and governance (ESG)

SMARTEX

• Introduction

• Smartex Core

• Smartex Loop


OUTLOOK

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