Chemigate, one of the leading biopolymer manufacturers in the Nordics, has been using Bluugo's Tracking Cloud® platform to digitalize and automate its order-to-delivery supply chain since 2021. During spring 2026, the platform's use will be extended to cover supplier management as well.
The long-standing strategic partnership between Bluugo and Chemigate continues to deepen, as the company expands its use of the Tracking Cloud® platform into supplier management.
Chemigate Group is a Finnish company that manufactures and sells bio-based products derived from starch and other polysaccharides for technical applications. The collaboration between Chemigate and Bluugo began in 2021, when Chemigate adopted Bluugo's Tracking Cloud® platform for the comprehensive digitalization and automation of its order-to-delivery supply chain.
Chemigate has long been a forerunner in sustainability – a clear testament to this is its EcoVadis Platinum Medal, an award granted to only 1% of companies. In recent years, however, the need to collect, manage, and share supplier data has grown rapidly in response to new regulations (e.g. NIS2). At the same time, customers are increasingly demanding more information related to sustainability, product safety, and value chain traceability. Companies will need to be able to demonstrate full, real-time compliance across their supply chains – managing all this information manually would be extremely burdensome and slow.
Bluugo's Tracking Cloud® provides comprehensive tools for managing both rapidly evolving regulatory requirements (e.g. NIS2, CRA, EUDR, ESPR, DPP) and operational procurement needs through a single shared platform.
By extending its existing Tracking Cloud® solution into supplier management, Chemigate will be able to manage its supplier data more efficiently, consolidating all relevant sustainability, quality, and operational procurement information into one system. This enables the company to pursue its ambitious sustainability goals in a more structured and transparent way, while also reducing supplier risks and streamlining operational processes.
To learn more about the previous collaboration of Bluugo and Chemigate, visit our references page.
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