Global Green Supply Chain & Trade Compliance Platform
Connecting compliant suppliers, trusted product data and global sourcing demand
For European and US market access—especially EU green trade requirements—we combine compliant supplier ecosystem development, buyer–supplier matchmaking, Digital Product Passports (DPP), international trade compliance advisory and responsible sourcing execution into one evidence-based supply chain.
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Five Core Services
A verifiable global sourcing loop spanning supplier qualification, matchmaking, product data, trade compliance and execution management.
Compliant Supplier Ecosystems & Qualification
We define supplier entry criteria around product category, target market and buyer risk controls, then organize corporate credentials, capacity, quality, environmental and social data into due diligence, tiering, corrective-action and periodic-review workflows.
Global Matchmaking & Transaction Coordination
We translate product specifications, quality standards, delivery terms and market-access requirements into supplier filters, supporting candidate shortlisting, requests for quotation, samples, commercial communication and order coordination with a documented transaction trail.
Digital Product Passports & Supply Chain Data
Based on applicable product rules, we structure product identity, materials and components, origin, environmental performance, compliance documents and circularity information, with defined evidence, access rights and update mechanisms for DPP readiness and data exchange.
International Trade Compliance & Market Access Advisory
For CSDDD, EUDR, PPWR, ESPR/DPP, CBAM and related requirements, we assess applicability by company role, product scope, supply chain and timeline, then support gap analysis, evidence readiness, process design and supplier corrective action.
Responsible Sourcing & Supply Chain Execution
We embed responsible sourcing criteria into order execution, connecting sample approval, product inspection, factory and supplier audits, production follow-up, warehousing, shipment assurance and delivery-risk monitoring across quality, compliance, cost and lead time.
DPP
DPP Data & Evidence Infrastructure
A DPP is not a static QR code. It is a persistent connection between product identity, lifecycle data and supporting evidence. We define fields, sources, responsibilities, access and update workflows around each product category and its applicable rules.
Digital Product Record
Product Data & Evidence Structure
Product Identity & Unique Identifiers
Model, batch, economic operator, facility and data-carrier links.
Origin & Supply Chain Traceability
Material origin, production stages, suppliers and chain-of-custody records.
Materials, Components & Environmental Attributes
Composition, recycled content, restricted substances and performance data.
Compliance Documents & Declarations
An evidence index for tests, certifications, declarations and applicable rules.
Lifecycle & Circularity Information
Durability, repair, disassembly, recycling and end-of-life data.
Evidence Status & Version Control
Source, owner, validity, review status and a traceable update history.
EU Green Trade Compliance Advisory
Each regulation has a different company scope, product scope and application timeline. We begin with applicability and translate requirements into supply chain data, due diligence, product and packaging evidence, and executable corrective actions.
CSDDD | Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence
Map company and value-chain scope, establish processes to identify, prevent and address adverse human-rights and environmental impacts, and strengthen supplier due diligence, risk tiering, grievance and remediation, action tracking and records.
EUDR | Deforestation-free Supply Chains
Screen regulated commodities and derived products, organize geolocation, legality and traceability data, and prepare the information needed for risk assessment, risk mitigation and due diligence statements.
PPWR | Packaging & Packaging Waste
Assess packaging design, composition, recyclability, recycled content, labelling and information duties, and establish packaging data records, supplier evidence and reduction, reuse and corrective-action pathways.
ESPR / DPP | Ecodesign & Product Data
Track product-specific rules, map ecodesign requirements and DPP fields, and establish master data, lifecycle evidence, access and update mechanisms. Actual obligations depend on the applicable product-specific measures.
From Supplier Qualification to Transaction Execution
Starting with sourcing demand, we connect suppliers, data, compliance and field execution into a continuously managed transaction chain.
01
Define Sourcing Demand
Set product, market, quality, compliance, price and delivery requirements.
02
Supplier Qualification & Due Diligence
Screen, verify, tier and flag supplier risks against consistent criteria.
03
Matchmaking & Commercial Coordination
Connect qualified suppliers and coordinate quotes, samples and transaction terms.
04
Compliance Data & DPP Readiness
Organize product, supply chain, regulatory and lifecycle evidence.
05
Order Execution & Quality Assurance
Follow production, inspection, warehousing, shipment and delivery milestones.
06
Review & Continuous Monitoring
Update supplier performance, risk status, data versions and improvement plans.
Professional Service Boundaries
Applicability & Professional Advice
Applicability depends on company size and role, product, market, supply chain and effective date. We support information, data and process readiness; formal legal interpretation or legal opinions should be confirmed by qualified professionals in the target market.
Matchmaking & Transaction Responsibility
Supplier screening and matchmaking improve fit and coordination but do not guarantee transaction completion, supplier credit, final product compliance, payment, delivery or commercial return. Contracting parties remain responsible for decisions based on contracts and due diligence.
Connect compliant suppliers, trusted product data and global sourcing demand in one executable, traceable transaction chain.
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