The UK and Australia each passed their modern slavery acts and Canada is the latest country to follow suit. The legislation is aimed at tackling the issue of child labor and forced labor within global supply chains – an industry that generates $236 billion per year and entraps millions.
In this guide, we take a look at this regulation and what it means for those who do business in Canada.
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An overwhelming amount of national elections were or still are scheduled for this year, with over 60 countries casting votes, promising a critical juncture for sustainability policies.
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EcoVadis welcomes the EU’s bid to promote clarity and integrity in the market for ESG ratings and data providers.
After lengthy negotiations and much compromise, EU member states have finally reached a consensus on the CSDDD, moving closer to setting a new standard for corporate sustainability in the bloc.
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From July 2022, companies trading in Norway will face extensive new due diligence regulations. This blog summarizes the Transparency Act and highlights how EcoVadis can help your company prepare.
All businesses that carry out business in the UK need to provide transparency on their supply chains and prepare an annual statement on slavery and human trafficking.
The new Dutch regulation requires companies to investigate whether their goods or services have been produced utilizing child labor. If, following an investigation, there is a reasonable suspicion...
