Solutions
EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive
The directive adopted in may 2024 introduces obligations for large companies regarding adverse impacts of their activities on human rights and environmental protection. It also lays down the liabilities linked to these obligations. The rules concern not only the companies’ operations, but also the activities of their subsidiaries, and those of their business partners along the companies’ chain of activities.
Fashion
By 2030, every textile product for sale in the European Union will need a digital product passport (DPP). This DPP, once accessed, will include information about the product’s origins, material composition, supply chain, sustainability, recyclability and possibly much more. We collaborated with the esteemed Italian artisanal brand Zerobarracento to show how the digital product passport technology plays an important role in revolutionising transparency
Legal forestry
Illegal deforestation is a major concern for timber companies. Xylene lets you act immediately. Identify sources and see through earth observation the impact on forests. Trace the timber and follow important sustainability documentation.