Sustainable environments
We stand alongside other world and industry leaders in enabling a transition to a cleaner, more sustainable world.
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As the global population grows, more people will need access to education, food, transport, energy, clean water and sanitation. This will not only cause an increase in energy demand, but will also see a need for global supply chains and sustainability of operations to be monitored and optimised.
Governments, businesses and organisations have recognised that action must be taken and are starting to act. In September 2015, the United Nations adopted the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for the year 2030. The 17 goals set an ambition for an inclusive, sustainable and resilient future for everyone.
As a global company with great connections and a vast outreach across the markets, LRQA expertise provides a pragmatic and flexible approach to future-proof our clients' businesses and help them tackle today's issues. We stand alongside other world and industry leaders in enabling a transition to a cleaner, more sustainable world.
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What ISO 42001 does and does not get you...
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An obligation-by-obligation guide to ISO 42001 and the EU AI Act: what certification covers, what remains outstanding and...
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Global AI regulation and ISO 42001 explained
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Rules differ by market, but the governance they demand does not. See how one ISO 42001 management system...
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Key services supporting sustainability
NEWS
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ASOS cyber incident: what it means for third-party risk...
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Following the ASOS cyber incident on 6 October 2026, explore what businesses can learn about third-party risk and...
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Responsible aquaculture resilience
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LRQA’s Melanie Siggs shares insights on assurance, innovation and the future of responsible aquaculture.
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Bronek Wronski Wins Aquaculture UK Unsung Hero Award
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LRQA celebrates seafood auditor Bronek Wronski, recognised as Unsung Hero at the Aquaculture UK Awards 2026 for his...
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