LONDON – More than 400 companies are now preparing to share their supply chain data and accelerate their transparency across global textile and garment supply chains with Open Supply Hub (OS Hub), following a series of partnerships with multi-stakeholder initiatives (MSIs).
The previously reported collaborations with Cascale and Ethical Trading Initiative, have now been supplemented with additional agreements with the Ethical Supply Chain Program, and Ethical Tea Partnership, all of which will result in tens of thousands of suppliers across various sectors being shared on OS Hub’s open data platform, which maps supply chain production locations globally.
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