German supply chain due diligence
Ensuring human rights and environmental responsibility
Compliance with Germany’s Supply Chain Act (LkSG)
The LkSG mandates companies to identify and mitigate human rights and environmental risks in their supply chains. Learn how to comply with German law.
Understanding your obligations
Companies with more than 1,000 employees operating in Germany must assess risks and ensure due diligence in their supply chain.
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Businesses must implement risk management systems, conduct audits, and ensure remediation for violations. Get expert guidance on meeting these requirements.
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Strengthening supply chain due diligence
Human rights compliance
Companies must assess human rights risks in their supply chain. Regular audits help to identify and address potential violations. Ensuring ethical sourcing enhances business sustainability.
Environmental due diligence
Businesses must mitigate environmental risks linked to their suppliers. Compliance requires proactive monitoring of sourcing practices.
Reporting obligations
Annual reports must detail risk assessments and corrective actions. Transparency strengthens trust among regulators and stakeholders. Compliance helps businesses stay ahead of legal requirements.
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