Content relating to Supply Chain

Supply chain risk isn’t always where you expect it. For many organisations, the biggest gaps are sitting within service providers - and they’re often the hardest to audit. With SMETA 3-Pillar (3P) and Distributed Workforce now here, the question is shifting from “Are we compliant?” to: “Are we truly audit-ready across our extended workforce?” Watch our on-demand webinar to understand what SMETA 3P means - and how to prepare with confidence.

Discover how a Workplace Conditions Assessment (WCA) audit helps organisations improve supply chain transparency, manage risk, and strengthen social, labour, health & safety, and environmental compliance.

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