TrusTrace Joins Textile Exchange Trackit Supply Chain Pilot
The project is designed to minimise the burden on supply chain operators while maintaining a strong and credible standards system.
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TrusTrace, a platform for supply chain traceability and compliance in the fashion and textile industry, has announced its participation in Textile Exchange’s multiparty Trackit system pilot.
The project, running throughout 2025, brings together traceability solution providers including Peterson Technologies, Retraced, and TextileGenesis to test an interoperable traceability framework that functions seamlessly across diverse technology platforms.
It is designed to minimise the burden on supply chain operators while maintaining a strong and credible standards system to adapt to the evolving demands of sustainability standards and legislation.
“Interoperability is the key to the future where supply chains are traceable, circular and fair. The Trackit pilot brings the industry closer to a shared ecosystem where technology providers complement rather than compete, ensuring better outcomes for brands, suppliers, and the planet. We are honoured to contribute to this exciting project, and contribute with our vast experience in interoperability at scale,” said Shameek Ghosh, CEO and Co-founder at TrusTrace.
