Finding the Way · Textile Regulations – Traceability Tools
Join our essential webinar jointly hosted with AAFA (American Apparel and Footwear Association). Designed to guide apparel and footwear industry professionals through the complexities of textile sustainability regulations and traceability tools, this session will provide crucial insights into major regulations and practical strategies for compliance.
Audience:
Open to all apparel and footwear industry professionals, whether AAFA members or not.
Why attend?
Gain essential knowledge on navigating complex textile sustainability regulations and discover how to integrate effective traceability tools into your business.
Key topics covered:
- Overview of major regulations: EU Green Deal, Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA), PFAS, state level EPR schemes, Canada’s Forced Labor and Child Laborin Supply Chains Act, proposed New York Fashion Act, SEC Climate Disclosure, and FTC Green Guides.
- Strategies for managing and integrating data to meet traceability, transparency, and end-of-life product requirements.
- Categories of green tech and traceability software essential for compliance.
- Real-world examples of compliance pathways: direct certification vs. multiple platforms.
- Step-by-step guidance on initial compliance actions tailored to your business.
Benefits of attending:
- Learn common data gathering and integration solutions for Traceability, Transparency, and ESG reporting.
- Analyze various compliance pathways with practical pros and cons.
- Get actionable steps for your brand to comply with key regulations.
Speakers:
Camilla Mjelde
Sustainability and Compliance Director, Trimco Group
With 20+ years in the fashion and textile industry, Camilla is a recognized expert in sustainable practices, combining international regulations with practical strategies.
Kelly West
Business Development Manager - ProductDNA®, Trimco Group
Kelly is a seasoned manufacturing and design operations manager, known for her customer-focused approach and global team leadership.
Beth Hughes - moderator
Vice President, Trade and Customs Policy, AAFA
Beth supports AAFA’s efforts on international trade and customs issues, overseeing the Trade Policy Committee and Customs Group.
Finding the Way · Textile Regulations – Traceability Tools
Join our essential webinar jointly hosted with AAFA (American Apparel and Footwear Association). Designed to guide apparel and footwear industry professionals through the complexities of textile sustainability regulations and traceability tools, this session will provide crucial insights into major regulations and practical strategies for compliance.
Audience:
Open to all apparel and footwear industry professionals, whether AAFA members or not.
Why attend?
Gain essential knowledge on navigating complex textile sustainability regulations and discover how to integrate effective traceability tools into your business.
Key topics covered:
- Overview of major regulations: EU Green Deal, Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA), PFAS, state level EPR schemes, Canada’s Forced Labor and Child Laborin Supply Chains Act, proposed New York Fashion Act, SEC Climate Disclosure, and FTC Green Guides.
- Strategies for managing and integrating data to meet traceability, transparency, and end-of-life product requirements.
- Categories of green tech and traceability software essential for compliance.
- Real-world examples of compliance pathways: direct certification vs. multiple platforms.
- Step-by-step guidance on initial compliance actions tailored to your business.
Benefits of attending:
- Learn common data gathering and integration solutions for Traceability, Transparency, and ESG reporting.
- Analyze various compliance pathways with practical pros and cons.
- Get actionable steps for your brand to comply with key regulations.
Speakers:
Camilla Mjelde
Sustainability and Compliance Director, Trimco Group
With 20+ years in the fashion and textile industry, Camilla is a recognized expert in sustainable practices, combining international regulations with practical strategies.
Kelly West
Business Development Manager - ProductDNA®, Trimco Group
Kelly is a seasoned manufacturing and design operations manager, known for her customer-focused approach and global team leadership.
Beth Hughes - moderator
Vice President, Trade and Customs Policy, AAFA
Beth supports AAFA’s efforts on international trade and customs issues, overseeing the Trade Policy Committee and Customs Group.