Supply Chain Mapping
EU ESPR and French AGEC regulations require brands to publish geographical supply chain traceability logs detailing where assembly, manufacturing, dyeing, and raw material harvesting take place.1. Supply Chain Nodes
Passr allows you to map your supply chain by adding geological facility Nodes:- Node Type: Choose from Assembly, Dyeing & Finishing, Fabric Production, Yarn Spinning, or Raw Material Sourcing.
- Geographic Coordinates: Input factory names, city/region locations, and country codes.
- Mapping: Connect nodes sequentially to chart the physical lifecycle of a garment from source to retail shelf.
2. Interactive Consumer Map
Once supply chain nodes are added, they are rendered on an interactive map within the public-facing digital product passport:- Consumers can click through different stages to view factory details, local worker certifications, and audit reports.
- Transparent geographic mapping satisfies the French AGEC assembly/sewing/dyeing location disclosure mandates out-of-the-box.