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The negative social and environmental impact of cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) hasn’t diminished global demand for the mineral in the slightest — in fact, cobalt use is only set to grow in coming y ...
In 2020, the European Commission adopted the new Circular Economy Action Plan, setting into motion a large list of initiatives, including the Sustainable Products Initiative. To provide stronger recycling and reuse information to ...
The first half of 2022 has already given manufacturers a lot to think about, including a handful of surprises and evidence of emerging regulatory trends. This mid-year regulatory check-in with Travis Miller, Assent’s General Cou ...
The German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (SCDDA), which will come into force on January 1, 2023, is sweeping legislation that aims to raise human rights standards across the supply chain. It joins existing legislation in other ju ...
Ten years ago, supply chain sustainability wasn’t on the radar of most manufacturers. A lot has changed since then. On June 2, hundreds of product compliance, ESG, and supply chain professionals from some of the largest manufact ...
To help manufacturers gain deeper visibility into the human trafficking and slavery risk in their supply chain, the Social Responsibility Alliance (SRA) has released the updated Slavery and Trafficking Risk Template (STRT) 3.1.
Join Assent’s Jared Connors and Larry Smith from GE Appliances to learn how to overcome the challenges of rolling out a supply chain sustainability management program that will help your organization become deeply and durably su ...
In order to truly be effective in influencing sourcing practices, downstream companies need more consistent messaging up the supply chain.
In 2023, regulations will continue to evolve and place even greater pressure on manufacturers to stay compliant.