Our Mission
Supply Trace has been created to incentivize and enable businesses, and other stakeholders, to mitigate and provide remedy for adverse human rights and climate impacts in global supply chains.
What is Supply Trace?
Supply Trace is an open-access tool that identifies potential risks in global supply chains to enable effective due diligence and accountability.
The pilot phase of Supply Trace was launched in March 2024 and focuses on identifying Uyghur forced labor risk in apparel supply chains.
Other similar products on the market typically sit behind a paywall.
By Comparison
Supply Trace makes its data accessible to all, meaning anyone can benefit.
It democratizes access to data, allowing anyone to trace potential risks in supply chains, providing a first step to mitigating adverse human rights and, in the future, climate impacts.