The EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) has just been rejected by the European Council.
Despite this, mapping supply chains must remain a priority for companies. Why should this be?
Not only because, as Sourcemap points out, other regulations already in force in Europe and the rest of the world (AGEC law, EUDR, ULFPA, CSRD, etc.) now include due diligence and traceability requirements.
Also because this is the only way to understand your supply-chains associated risks and opportunities, and therefore to secure your strategic supplies.
As the saying goes, “we cannot fix what we cannot see”!
EU fails to reach agreement on CSDDD. Here’s why supply chain mapping is still necessary | Sourcemap
On February 28th, the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) failed to achieve final approval by the EU Council. While a provisional agreement on the regulation was previously reached by the Council and Parliament, strong objections from several member states – including Germany
