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LRQA brings together decades of sector-specific expertise, data-driven insight and on-the-ground presence to help you navigate a new era of risks and opportunities.
LRQA launches latest ESG risk outlook report for 2024
In the first half of 2024, labour violations have surged across global supply chains, coinciding with a decline in audit transparency. Read more in LRQA's bi-annual ESG global risk report, drawing on data from our supply chain intelligence platform, EiQ.
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Food and Beverage Supply Chain
Ensure the highest levels of food safety, integrity and sustainability.
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Energy and Renewables
Manage risk and unlock opportunities throughout your transition to cleaner energy.
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Consumer Goods and Retail
Build consumer trust through compliance, supply chain transparency and proactive risk management.
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ESG and Responsible Sourcing
Demonstrate ESG best practices to enhance transparency, comply with regulations, and build trust with stakeholders.
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Cyber and Information Security
Strengthen your cybersecurity maturity to navigate an evolving threat landscape.
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Data and Analytics
Leverage data-driven insights to identify, prioritise, and manage risks, enhancing your business performance and creating a competitive advantage.
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LRQA?
Our connected portfolio of assurance solutions, combined with our data-driven decision making and on the ground expertise, means we are uniquely positioned to help you navigate risk and shape a more sustainable and secure future for your business, your people, your stakeholders, and the planet.
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Assure assets and management systems
Risk management is underpinned by legal and regulatory compliance but compliance requirements are rapidly shifting. Businesses that assure their assets and management systems effectively will be able to maintain a more responsible and transparent supply chain, demonstrate industry-specific compliance to key stakeholders and be fully compliant with industry regulations and legislation.
Achieve product integrity
The increasing demand for safe, authentic, high-quality products, components and services means it is vital for businesses to demonstrate integrity across their supply chain. Failure to ensure optimal product integrity can lead to recalls, fines, loss of orders and irreversible reputational harm.
Source responsibly
Supply chain legislation is evolving. More governments are requiring deeper accountability and transparency on ESG, including the mitigation of human rights violations and carbon emissions reductions. To retain stakeholder trust and keep people safe, organisations must work to ensure they have the processes, programmes and strategy in place to identify and reduce the likelihood of occurrences in their operations and value chains.
Navigate the energy transition and achieve net zero
The push towards net zero comes with complex challenges for both the energy sector managing energy asset lifecycles, and consumer brands reducing their carbon emissions in accordance with global initiatives. Businesses that commit to an energy transition plan will be able to understand, measure, verify, manage and reduce carbon emissions, navigate the transition to cleaner energy sources and infrastructures and comply with local, national or global environmental regulations
Strengthen cybersecurity maturity
Cyber threats continue to evolve in frequency and sophistication and ransomware, malware, and third-party attacks are ever-present risks to businesses. Businesses that enhance their cybersecurity strategy will be able to identify cybersecurity weaknesses, detect and respond to cyber threats, meet obligations around governance, risk & compliance and minimise the impact of cyber attacks.
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