TTpro and USB Certification Unite for Digital Supply Chain Assurance

TTpro and USB Certification Unite for Digital Supply Chain Assurance

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Ensure digital traceability and regulatory compliance in the textile supply chain through the partnership between USB Certification and TTpro. Click here for details!

A new strategic partnership between TTpro and USB Certification is set to elevate traceability and compliance management across the textile industry. By combining real-time supply chain mapping with certified third-party assurance, this collaboration offers brands and suppliers a robust digital infrastructure.

Through this partnership, companies can:

Monitor supply chains in real time

Instantly access material and process certifications

Automate compliance with evolving regulations such as EUDR, DPP, ESPR, and ESG

Enable traceability even for non-certified raw materials and finished products

Define customizable assurance levels for each transaction or shipment

This integrated system brings transparency, regulatory compliance, and traceability together in one platform—supporting more agile, reliable, and sustainable operations across the industry.

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