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Why is Traceability Important for Manufacturing?
13 September 2023
Traceability is vital to supply chain management, allowing companies and consumers to follow materials from the beginning to the point of sale/purchase.
Strengthening the Australian Modern Slavery Act: What can Australian Enterprises Expect?
11 July 2023
Australia has published a review of its Modern Slavery Act of 2018, identifying 30 recommendations to improve the current act.
Traceability in Textile Supply Chains: Four Key Trends from The Economist Sustainability Week
29 June 2023
A key theme circulating the corporate world currently is “progress over perfection”; as decreasing global emissions grows in importance, doing something is better than doing nothing.
Why Businesses Need to Pay Attention to the 2023 Global Slavery Index Report
13 June 2023
Since 2018 the number of people living in modern slavery has increased by 10 million. How can companies proactively move to eliminate this issue?
Three Steps to Prepare for Canada's New Forced Labor Law
24 May 2023
Canada, Mexico, and the United States of America all have tight conditions to prevent forced labor. A new forced labor law has been passed in Canada.
Three ESG Orange Flags and How to Solve Them
6 April 2023
In a recent article, PwC identified orange flags for dealmakers that signal when to “proceed with caution” regarding ESG and deal-making. Oritain has identified several actions to minimize these risks
The EU's New Green Claim: What it Means and How Companies Can Prepare
4 April 2023
The EU has brought forward a new Green Claim to strengthen global value chains as part of its commitment to the 2030 Sustainable development goals worldwide.
Fraudulent Honey Tests - The Sticking Point
31 March 2023
Testing the authenticity of honey is easy. At least that's what popular opinion will have you believe.
Brexit a Recipe for Food Scandal
6 February 2023
Brexit has all the ingredients for the next food scandal: lengthening supply chains, regulatory confusion, and time and cost pressures arising from additional border checks and duties.
Brits Less Likely to Buy Imported Meat Amid Concerns of Food Mislabeling Post-Brexit
1 February 2023
Shoppers may avoid buying meat if they cannot be sure it has been produced in the UK, amid concerns that standards on imported food will slip following Brexit, new research has revealed.