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Time is running out to establish supply chain traceability

The complexity of data sharing on both a technological and cultural level are complicating adherence to impending traceability regulations. By Will Girling

The shift to e-mobility is placing a greater emphasis on traceability as a means to enable sustainable sourcing for key components like batteries. This forms part of a wider mission within the automotive industry to fully connect complex global supply chains, from raw materials to final products and second-life applications.

Achieving this result has been difficult at a time when data often has no unified standard of exchange. Mesbah Sabur, Founder of blockchain and data exchange platform Circularise, recognised both the challenge and opportunity of establishing such a network as early as 2015. “It’s not a problem of data generation—all the data exists out there somewhere, but no one is sharing it,” he tells Automotive World.

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