EPCIS is a GS1 standard that boosts supply chain visibility, traceability, and efficiency. By capturing and sharing event data, businesses improve operations, ensure compliance, and reduce costs.
The fashion industry faces transformative shifts in 2025, driven by regulatory demands, consumer awareness, and sustainability. Kezzler highlights three key areas for success: supply chain efficiency, regulatory compliance, and customer loyalty. By embracing transparency and innovation, brands can lead the way in shaping a more circular, sustainable future for fashion.
FSMA 204 is more than a compliance mandate—it's a call to modernize supply chains, not overcomplicate them. Explore the challenges of legacy systems, the importance of interoperability, and why embracing modernization can turn regulatory requirements into strategic opportunities for resilient, efficient, and transparent supply chains.
Discover how the R-strategies, categorized by short, medium, and long waste loops, offer a structured approach to sustainability. This framework empowers companies to embrace circular practices, reduce their environmental impact, and build a resilient future.
Learn how to implement the FSMA 204 Traceability Rule by identifying critical tracking events, collecting key data elements, and leveraging technology for compliance and efficiency.
Explore the upcoming regulations for the toy industry, focusing on Digital Product Passports (DPP) that enhance safety, transparency, and compliance in manufacturing and recycling processes.
Unlock the value of FSMA 204 compliance by enhancing traceability, improving operational efficiency, and fostering consumer trust. Explore strategies for leveraging compliance into a competitive advantage.
Europe's new regulations are transforming the fashion industry, emphasizing sustainability and transparency. Manufacturers must now be accountable for their products throughout the entire lifecycle.
Learn how to create sustainable and cost-efficient supply chains by leveraging digitalization, strategic supplier engagement, and embracing the circular economy for improved operational efficiency.
Collaboration across the food supply chain is crucial for FSMA compliance. By leveraging shared standards and tools, stakeholders can enhance traceability and ensure food safety.
Reflecting on 2023 trends and predicting 2024, this piece discusses the increasing importance of traceability, sustainability, and digital technology in supply chains.
Counterfeiting poses significant financial and reputational risks for brands, costing the global economy billions annually. Effective strategies using technology can help combat this issue.
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