> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.passr.eu/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Supply chain

# 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.

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## 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.

```
[ Yarn Source ] ──► [ Fabric Mill ] ──► [ Dye House ] ──► [ Assembly Facility ]
```

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## 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.