Supply Chain Laws Knowledge Center
The latest on regulations and sustainability compliance laws for the fashion industry
It's time to act. The growing legal pressure is creating a huge need for efficient social & environmental compliance management in the fashion and textile industry.
Understanding your level of accountability & responsibility in your value chains is business critical.
Understanding your level of accountability & responsibility in your value chains is business critical.
Supply Chain Laws Overview
More than 18 countries have already passed social and environmental supply chain due diligence laws. Get a comprehensive overview of all the most prevalent laws & regulations that currently affect the fashion industry.
In The Headlines📰
The latest news on important supply chain laws and regulations
JANUARY 2022
PREPARING FOR SUPPLY CHAIN LAWS - HOW NEW LEGISLATION WILL AFFECT FASHION BRANDS IN 2023 | 🏔️
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NOVEMBER 2022
UPDATE - EU COUNCIL GIVES GREEN LIGHT TO CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING DIRECTIVE | 🚦
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NOVEMBER 2022
EU PARLIAMENT ADOPTS NEW REPORTING RULES FOR MULTINATIONALS | 🌍
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NOVEMBER 2022
CPB POSTPONES IMPLEMENTATION OF UFLPA REGION ALERT | ⌛
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OCTOBER 2022
LKSG OFFICIAL QUESTIONNAIRE FOR REPORTING | 📝
Download the latest official Guidelines (In German)
SEPTEMBER 2022
EU COMMISSION TO BAN PRODUCTS MADE WITH FORCED LABOR | ⛔
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AUGUST 2022
LKSG UPDATE FROM BAFA | ⭐
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JUNE 2022
UFLPA LAW GOES INTO EFFECT | ⚖️
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"The new rules will make more businesses accountable for their impact on society and will guide them towards an economy that benefits people and the environment. Data about the environmental and societal footprint would be publicly available to anyone interested in this footprint. At the same time, the new extended requirements are tailored to various company sizes and provides them with sufficient transition period to get ready for the new requirements."

Jozef Síkela
Minister of Industry & Trade, Czech Republic
“This proposal is a real game-changer in the way companies operate their business activities throughout their global supply chain. With these rules, we want to stand up for human rights and lead the green transition. We can no longer turn a blind eye on what happens down our value chains. We need a shift in our economic model. The momentum in the market has been building in support of this initiative, with consumers pushing for more sustainable products. I am confident that many business leaders will support this cause.”

Didier Reynders
Commissioner for Justice, European Commission speaking on the planned EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence proposal