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The move has since faced criticism from an array of groups, including international nonprofit Human Rights Watch and United Nations human rights advocates among others.
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Sourcing Journal on MSNEU's Supply Chain Rules Receive ‘Another Blow' as Member States Propose Deeper CutsThe European Commission proposed amendments to the corporate sustainability due diligence directive are more aggressive than ...
The Organization for Economic Cooperation has given its approval of the Global Organic Textile Standard’s version 7.0.
The organization publishes several guidelines, including the OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Business Conduct [9] (see suggested measures in Figure 1) and the OECD Due Diligence Guidance ...
Mondelēz International has come out and said it: the snacks and confectionery major wants the European Deforestation ...
Third-party vendors are a well-known risk but they are often not the last point in the supply chain and cybersecurity leaders ...
European Union member states led by France and Germany are walking back on their commitment to protect human rights and the ...
Supply chain resilience isn't just a concern for the businesses that depend on them; it's also a critical risk factor for ...
The EU’s planned Supply Chain Directive was intended to oblige companies to respect human rights and environmental standards ...
The due diligence law was meant to bring EU-style protections to global supply chains. Emmanuel Macron and Friedrich Merz helped all but kill it.
The European Union is set to amend its current ethical supply chain rules after its ambassadors endorsed a simplification ...
The Council’s proposal goes even further the Commission’s and continues a trend of cutting back EU green regulations.
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