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How will the CSDDD be implemented in EU member states?

The CSDDD, which aims to keep large companies’ supply chains to high standards on sustainability and human rights, has passed through the European Parliament. Next comes the tricky part: implementation.

What the EU crackdown on supply chains means for Swiss companies

The EU's new rules on human rights abuses in supply chains will have far-reaching impacts in Switzerland.

What The EU Crackdown On Supply Chains Means For Swiss Companies

Due diligence: MEPs adopt rules for firms on human rights and environment - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre

European Parliament signs off broad law to prevent the trade of goods made with forced labour - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre

CSDDD likely to change to satisfy critics

After frequent delays caused by the abstention of Germany, France and Italy, the CSDDD has not been endorsed, in its current form, by the EU. As legislators race to make the directive more acceptable to these countries in order to push it through, how could it be changed and what does this mean for sustainability in food?

'We Had a Deal': Germany, Italy and France Throw CSDDD Talks Into Chaos

Political volte-face hits EU supply chain law amid unwavering Belgian ambition

CSDDD postponed: What next?

After the announced abstention of Germany and Italy, the vote for a key piece of European due diligence legislation which would have ensured companies, including food companies, root out human rights and environmental abuses from their value chains, has been postponed. Does the law have a future?

The Fight Over the CSDDD, Explained

Following a European Parliament vote’s second postponement, the supply chain due diligence law’s fate is suddenly being called into question.