Drive Supply Chain Innovation With Sustainability Mandates

May 5, 2023 EcoVadis EN


The obligation to comply with supply chain regulations from the EU Supply Chain Act to a draft of US supply chain due diligence laws is spurring firms to rethink sourcing, supply chain, manufacturing policies, and supporting applications. In addition, the US and the EU alone are currently spending $1.4 trillion on environmental sustainability and climate adaptation. There’s also $17.5 billion in VC funding for green tech, and the global market for green financial instruments is $658 billion. These regulatory and investment initiatives provide your firm with opportunities to reassess your supply chain to focus on enhancing sustainability of critical processes such as monitoring supplier labor practices and diversifying supplier geographical risk. 



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