GenuTrace in the News

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Inside Denim: Forensic traceability platform launches

MeiLin Wan, a former executive at Applied DNA Sciences, has just launched a new company, GenuTrace, which is fully dedicated to traceability in global supply chains. “After almost 20 years at Applied DNA, I felt it was the right time to build something more agile, multi-disciplinary, and independent—focused specifically on the growing demand for science-backed traceability across global supply chains,” she told Inside Denim.

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The world sanctioned Xinjiang cotton. China turned it into chicken feed

To comply with international laws and detect Xinjiang cotton in their textile supply chains, some brands have turned to forensic testing companies like GenuTrace. Examining isotope ratios reveals a “fingerprint”, said the company’s CEO MeiLin Wan. This fingerprint can then be used to verify where the cotton in a product was grown. Before founding GenuTrace, Wan worked on research, published last year, that showed about a fifth of goods sold by retailers across the world contained cotton grown in Xinjiang.

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WTIN | Supply chain consultancy launches

We're proud to announce that GenuTrace has been featured in WTiN, spotlighting our mission to transform supply chain transparency. Our consultancy combines scientific verification with digital innovation to help brands substantiate their sourcing claims and meet evolving compliance standards.

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