The destruction ban didn't create a logging problem. It created a decision you have to defend.
From July 2026, large fashion and footwear brands can no longer destroy unsold goods. Every unit needs a defensible route — and the reasoning behind it. FINDS turns end-of-life routing into an audit-ready decision.
Sits on top of your existing ERP / WMS. No replacement, no IT project.
A spreadsheet records what you did. It can't defend why you did it.
The ban doesn't just ask where each batch went. It asks whether routing it there was the right, defensible call — and whether you can prove it on demand.
Aligned to the Feb 2026 package · Implementing Reg. (EU) 2026/2 · Annex VII CN codes
Decision Ledger
Decide the route. Record the reasoning. Generate the disclosure.
Decide the route
FINDS scores every unit on value, condition and risk, then recommends a defensible destination against the derogation rules: reuse, outlet, donation or recycling.
Record the reasoning
The decision and its evidence are written to the ledger as you act, classified against Annex VII CN codes and retained for the five-year window.
Generate the disclosure
Export your annual ESPR disclosure in the exact standardised format, ready for regulators and your sustainability report in one click.
The same decision layer that routes your end-of-life inventory produces the compliance evidence as a by-product. One workflow, on top of the systems you already run.
Working with the brands that set the standard.
See your brand's ESPR exposure and exactly how FINDS covers it.
A focused 20-minute walkthrough. We map your end-of-life routes to the new rules and show where the evidence comes from.