US EditionSri Lanka apparel exporters cement traceability to meet EU, US rules
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Sri Lanka apparel exporters cement traceability to meet EU, US rules
ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s apparel exporters have confirmed their commitment to meet European supply chain human rights due diligence and sustainability requirements of international brands using accepted certification, a statement from the Joint Apparel Association Forum said. “Consumers, regulators, and investors are aligned in demanding responsible production,” Avedis Seferian, President and CEO of Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production (…
Sri Lanka Apparel Exporters Enhance Traceability to Comply with EU and US Regulations
Sri Lanka’s apparel exporters have reaffirmed their dedication to adhering to European supply chain human rights due diligence and sustainability requirements set by international brands, utilizing recognized certification standards. This commitment was highlighted in a statement from the Joint Apparel Association Forum (JAAF). During a forum held in Colombo, Avedis Seferian, President and CEO of Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production (WRAP…
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