#due-diligence
(7 articles)EU Forced Labor Rule 2027: Supply Chain Readiness Guide
The European Union's forced labor regulation represents a structural shift in procurement governance, requiring supply chain leaders to implement comprehensive due diligence frameworks by 2027. This r
Canada Tabling Forced Labour Bill Amid US Tariff Pressure
The Canadian government is introducing legislation to address forced labour in supply chains, a direct response to escalating trade tensions with the United States. This legislative move reflects grow
Trump's Forced Labor Crackdown Reshapes Global Supply Chains
The Trump administration is deploying forced labor restrictions as a new trade enforcement mechanism, marking a significant escalation in protectionist policy beyond traditional tariffs. This approach
Forced Labour in Supply Chains Threatens UK Business Competitiveness
The UK supply chain sector faces mounting pressure to address forced labour practices across global supply networks. This issue represents not merely an ethical or regulatory concern, but a competitiv
Supreme Court Ruling Changes Carrier Vetting: Safety Ratings No Longer Shield
The Supreme Court's unanimous decision in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport has fundamentally shifted carrier liability exposure for brokers, shippers, and logistics platforms. The ruling eliminates the
Supreme Court Expands Freight Broker Liability for Unsafe Carriers
The U.S. Supreme Court has issued a landmark ruling that significantly expands the legal liability of freight brokers when they hire trucking companies with poor safety records or unsafe operating pra
Carrier Vetting Tech Now Critical After Supreme Court Eliminates Broker Immunity
The U.S. Supreme Court's unanimous decision in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport fundamentally reshapes broker liability in freight by eliminating the FAAAA preemption defense that previously shielded br