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The New Zealand government announced in July 2023 that a new law is being drafted aimed at cracking down on modern slavery.

As supply chain managers are seeking to decouple – or de-risk – from China, Mexico is increasingly being considered as an alternative. Here's what you need to know.

With rising pressure from investors and new laws requiring more robust reporting, sustainability reports must evolve into what they should have been all along: a clear disclosure of a business’ risks and opportunities.

New and tightening regulations across the U.S. and EU are beginning to require investors to assess the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) risks of their portfolio companies’ business activities and supply chains.

LRQA (formerly ELEVATE Ltd) launched a helpline 'Nuestra Voz' to combat the issues related to the working and living conditions of the workers in Spain's agricultural sector.

The International Sustainability Standards Board has issued two new disclosure standards, IFRS S1 and IFRS S2. Will this make life easier or more complicated?

Emissions data is often voluntarily reported. But many will be impacted by new regulations making carbon disclosure a requirement.

As India emerges as a critical cog in the global economy, the escalating ESG risks pose a threat to international supply chains.

One effective approach for apparel production companies to attain a competitive advantage and distinguish themselves within the global apparel supply chain involves creating workplaces that respect their employees, with a specific focus on empowering

On 16 January 2023 the NIS2 Directive entered into force. EU member states are expected to adopt and publish the necessary provisions to comply with the Directive by 17 October 2024.