Product
Deep dive into the technology of DPP, supply chain mapping and LCA analysis.
Compliance
Discover our tools for AGEC, ESPR and country-specific Eco-Labeling regulatory demands.
Policy Updates
Stay informed with the latest updates and changes in sustainability policies impacting your business.
Blog
Deep dive into transparency: the latest in culture, compliance and technology.
Technologies
Automated compliance software streamlines sustainability in fashion, ensuring brands meet regulations and enhance transparent practices.
Explore how QR codes and NFC tags enhance consumer engagement and sustainability in fashion, comparing their benefits, costs, and interactivity.
Regulations
Explore how Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) helps fashion brands reduce their environmental impact and promote sustainable practices.
Stories
Read insights from Jordan Nodarse, a sustainable textile consultant, on how fashion brands can thrive by prioritizing sustainability and transparency in their practices.
Discover how Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) tools help fashion brands navigate regulations, manage risks, and enhance their reputation for sustainability and ethical practices.
Desserto is a plant-based leather made from Nopal cactus. Durable, vegan, and eco-friendly, it's used by innovative brands to reduce their environmental impact.
A new series of events bringing together leaders in major European cities to discuss upcoming EU regulations on transparency and sustainability in the textile industry.
Qmonos, a spider silk-inspired synthetic fiber, is transforming the fashion and textile industry as a new vegan and eco-friendly option for brands.
Fast fashion brands like SHEIN face a challenging future as they navigate the upcoming EU regulations focused on sustainability and transparency.
A curated group of visionaries, practitioners, and thought leaders – offering critical views on future challenges and unique insights on the evolving Textile and Fashion Industry.
Discover how the new EU regulations unlock business opportunities for fashion brands, enhancing consumer engagement and loyalty, supply chain efficiency, and innovation.
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) helps brands understand and minimize their environmental impact. By leveraging LCA insights, brands can make data-driven design choices, comply with regulations, and lead the industry's transition.
Explore how EU regulations enforce traceability in textiles, food, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics to ensure safety, quality, and compliance. Learn about key requirements and the role of transparency.
The crucial role of compliance software for fashion & textile brands to stay ahead of the regulatory changes and what are the most important aspects to consider when choosing one for your company.
Exploring challenges and opportunities presented by Digital Product Passports in the Textile & Apparel industry with actionable strategies for brands to navigate the new regulations.
Learn how the new EU Eco Design for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) will transform fashion, with mandatory digital product passports and stricter impact standards.
Regulatory requirements, such as the CSRD underscore the importance of materiality assessment in disclosing relevant sustainability information to stakeholders.
The sneaker brand WOMSH is setting an example for Digital Product Passports on their SS24 collection distributed on 250+ stores with the technical support of Renoon.
France's National Assembly unanimously passed a bill where products will be subject to fees up to €10, tied to their environmental impact, as soon as next year 2025.
Culture
On 27th February, the Nature Restoration Law (NRL) passed in a final EU Parliament vote. Will the law succeed?
The latest decree implementing Article 13 of the AGEC Law, released in the JORF (Official Journal of the French Republic) on April 30, 2022, now mandates brands to provide consumers with comprehensive details on traceability, risks of microfiber release and more.
Triarchy has joined forces with Renoon to progress the way customers access information about the products purchased. "Triarchy is more than just a denim brand [...]"
From supplier mapping to multi-tier traceability, companies in the fashion and textile industry are enhancing supply chain transparency to meet consumer and regulatory demands.
Defining traceability: supply chains evolve with emerging tech like blockchain and AI, enhancing transparency and efficiency.
How digital product passports (DPPs) can be much more than regulatory compliance: a guide for CEOs and company owners, managers in the fashion and textile space.
List of various tools connected to Digital Product Passports aimed at enhancing supply chain traceability, transparency, and sustainability in the fashion and textile industry
Poupette St Barth is a French luxury fashion brand distributed worldwide in more than 220 points of sale. Poupette St Barth has partnered with Renoon to generate Responsibility Product Passports.
The implication of the provisional agreement reached by The Council and the European Parliament's on the directive, known as the right-to-repair (R2R) directive.
As regulations become more stringent...consumers will come to view transparency and responsibility not as an option but as a necessity for responsible businesses.
Discover Renoon's integrations, designed for seamless interoperability with both upstream and downstream systems.
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