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Page 1: Better Cotton Traceability Requirements © Better Cotton Initiative

Better Cotton Traceability Requirements

© Better Cotton Initiative

Page 2: Better Cotton Traceability Requirements © Better Cotton Initiative

What takes place in the supply chain?Placing BCI Orders - Impact

Retailers &

Brands

Retailers &

Brands50% BCI 50% BCI 50% BCI

Better Cotton + BCCU

Garment Order

Yarn Order

Fabric Order

Lint Order

50% Better Cotton

50% of cotton footprint 4 the order is now Better Cotton

Total cotton footprint 4 the order

It is not about procuring products that contain Better Cotton

It is about transforming your supply chain into a more sustainable one

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Better Cotton Chain of CustodyCLAIMS BY RETAILERS AND BRANDS

» For a retailer/brand to make any credible claims about the volume of Better Cotton their suppliers sourced for them, they must receive an equal number of BCCUs via BCI’s traceability system.

» 1 BCCU represents 1 KG of lint Better Cotton sourced by a spinner.

» BCCUs are transferred between suppliers using the Better Cotton Tracer.

» BCCUs can be transferred between suppliers electronically if both the “buyer” and the “seller” are in the system.

» BCCUs can be transferred to a supplier who is not in the system via a paper document called “Output Declaration Form (ODF)”.

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Traceability System (Volume not Fiber) Proof = Receipt of BCCUs

BCCUs are received from suppliers and passed onto the customers as proof of Better Cotton sourcing in the supply chainRetailers and brands collect these BCCUs from their suppliers to make their total claimsChain of custody rules provide suppliers with a set of rules that explains how fiber can be used in production and how the reporting of BCCUs can be made

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Receiving proof from vendorsTraceability and documentation requirements

Ginners

Traders

Spinners

Fabric Mills

Garment

Man.

Retailer

Ginners

Traders

Spinners

Fabric Mills

Garment Man.

Retailer

BCCU

Ginners

Traders

Spinners

Fabric Mills

Garment

Man.

Retailer

ODF issued by a spinner ODF issued by a fabric mill Electronic receipt of BCCUs + ODF issued by a fabric

mill

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Example of Output Declaration Form

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BCCU Allocation to productsCalculation of BCCU allocation to yarns & other products

BCI’s traceability system uses two methods to calculate the lint volume used in spinning depending on the type of the yarnThese conversion rates help the system allocate the correct number of BCCUs to yarns and other subsequent products made with these yarns

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Better Cotton Chain of Custody Rules

© Better Cotton Initiative

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Better Cotton Chain of CustodyOVERVIEW

To learn more about different chains of custodies, you can refer to the following video:http://www.isealalliance.org/waypoint/chain-of-custody-and-traceability

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Better Cotton Chain of CustodyGIN LEVEL – PHYSICAL SEGREGATION

Better Cotton is kept physically separate from conventional cotton at the gin level in all

countries

100% Better Cotton BalesTotal available lint Better Cotton

globally

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Better Cotton Chain of CustodyMASS-BALANCE SYSTEM BASICS – AFTER THE GIN LEVEL

3 kg of Cotton Purchased

BCI Credit: 2 BCCUs

Mass-balancing applies to bales, yarns, fabrics and garments It allows the “natural flow” of cotton through the supply chain to

remain undisturbed Same Specs + Same Quality = Same Product with BCCUs

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Better Cotton Chain of CustodyMERCHANTS – MASS-BALANCE W/ A COUNTRY SCOPE

Strict middling cotton from a BCI licensed US Grower

Middling cotton from a non-licensed US grower

BCCU

Warehouse in SC

Warehouse in TX

The rules: Merchants don’t have to ship physical BCI

bales to spinners BCCUs can only be transferred between bales

of the same origin

Needs middling cottonfor a BCI order

Spinning Mill in China

Strict middling cotton from a BCI licensed US Grower

Needs strict middling cottonfor a conventional order

Warehouse in TXWarehouse in TX

Warehouse in SC

Spinning Mill in NC

Merchant ships middling cotton to the mill

Spinning Mill in NC

And allocates BCCUsto this shipment

Spinning Mill in NC

BCCU

Mill allocates BCCUs toyarn shipment

Spinning Mill in NC

BCCU

Merchant ships physicalBetter Cotton to the mill

Spinning Mill in China

Yarn spun and shippedusing strict middling

Spinning Mill in China

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Better Cotton Chain of CustodyMERCHANTS – MASS-BALANCE W/ A COUNTRY SCOPE

Supima cotton from a licensed US Grower

Shankar 6 cotton from a non-licensed INDIAN grower

BCCU

Warehouse in INDIA

Warehouse in CA

Spinning Mill in Punjab

BCCU

The rules: Merchants don’t have to ship physical BCI

bales to spinners BCCUs can only be transferred between bales

of the same origin

Shankar 6 cottonfor a BCI order

Warehouse in INDIA

Supima cotton from a licensed US Grower

Warehouse in CA

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Better Cotton Chain of CustodySPINNING MILLS - MASS-BALANCE W/ A SITE SCOPE

1 kg Better Cotton (Any Origin)

1 kg Conventional Cotton (Any Origin)

BCCU

BCCU

BCCUBCCU

BCCU

BCCU

Better Cotton Yarn

Conventional Cotton Yarn

Better Cotton Tracer Inventory

Physical Cotton Inventory

Spinners don’t have to use the physical Better Cotton balesBCCUs can be transferred between bales of different originsSpinner can keep their existing blend

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Better Cotton Chain of CustodyTURKISH SPINNING MILL

Better Cotton from Burkina Faso, Brazil, and Turkey

Conventional cotton from the US and Greece

BCCU

BCCU

BCCUBCCU

BCCU

BCCU

Better Cotton Yarn(Greek, BF, Turkish, US Blend)

Conventional Cotton Yarn(Greek, BF, Turkish, US Blend)

Better Cotton Tracer Account Inventory

Physical Cotton Inventory

Spinners don’t have to use the physical Better Cotton balesBCCUs can be transferred between bales of different originsSpinner can keep their existing blend

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Better Cotton Chain of CustodySPINNERS – MASS-BALANCE W/ A SITE SCOPE

SpinnerBetter Cotton

(Any Origin; Any Specs)

Conventional Cotton (Any Origin; Any Specs)

BCCU

BCCU

The rules: Spinners don’t have to consume physical BCI bales to make the yarn BCCUs can be transferred to any yarns made with any fibers regardless of the country of origin of fiber used

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BCI Supply Chain Team:

Lea Michalczik – BCI Traceability Systems [email protected]

Kerem Saral – BCI Supply Chain [email protected] Line: +41-22-939-1293Skype ID: keremsaral

Manish Gupta - India Supply Chain [email protected]

Muhammad Shuiab – Pakistan Supply Chain [email protected]

Leo Xiao - China Supply Chain [email protected]

Seyma Karacay – Turkey Supply Chain & membership [email protected]

Team ContactsPlease contact any of us with your questions