Content relating to Supply Chain

Over the past few years, we have seen a clear shift in how sustainability is viewed across Australian and international supply chains. What was once a “nice to have” is now a commercial, regulatory, and reputational expectation. Customers aren’t just asking whether sustainability policies exist - they’re asking how claims are verified, how emissions are calculated, and whether supply chains are truly traceable. This is why ISCC certification is becoming increasingly critical.

Modern slavery is not just a global problem. It exists within Australia and across the supply chains that support our everyday goods and services. As regulatory expectations rise and scrutiny increases, business has a critical role to play in identifying, preventing and addressing modern slavery risks.

2026 is a turning point for sustainability regulation in Australia. From climate-related financial disclosures to mandatory ESG due diligence and tougher modern slavery requirements, a new wave of businesses will be brought into scope in 2026.

Climate disclosure is changing in 2026, and your business might be next. In 2026, a new cohort of Australian organisations will be required to report under the expanded Climate-Related Financial Disclosure (CRFD) framework. If you're not currently reporting, now is the time to get ready.

World Quality Week 2025: “Quality – Think Differently”. This November, we’re celebrating quality in a new light, challenging traditional approaches and embracing innovation, ethics, and digital transformation.

World Quality Week 2025: “Quality – Think Differently”. This November, we’re celebrating quality in a new light, challenging traditional approaches and embracing innovation, ethics, and digital transformation.

World Standards Day: Driving change for a better world: How ISO Standards support the Sustainable Development Goals

We’re excited to announce that Intertek SAI Global is proudly sponsoring the Knowledge Sharing Hub at the Cybercon 2025 conference in Melbourne, 15–17 October. The Knowledge Hub is where industry leaders, innovators, and practitioners come together to share insights shaping the future of information technology, cybersecurity, and data trust.

Safeguarding the global plate: The importance of a resilient Food Safety Management System (FSMS)