Key findings
- ESG regulation is pushing procurement teams to improve supply chain transparency and due diligence.
- Accurate ESG data helps teams manage supplier risk, compliance, and sustainable sourcing decisions.
- Veridion supports procurement with location data, products and services data, ESG news, and commitments data.
- Advanced company screening can help identify lower-risk and lower-carbon suppliers.
Overview
What this report covers
A procurement whitepaper covering ESG market drivers, regulatory pressure, supply chain data challenges, and how Veridion ESG data supports supplier screening and compliance.
90%of a company’s ESG impact comes from its supply chain (McKinsey)
13%of companies can map their entire supply chain (CIPS & Deloitte)
155%rise in global ESG regulations over the past decade (ESG Book)
Inside the report
Questions this report answers
- Why does up to 90% of a company’s ESG impact sit in its supply chain, and how do you measure it?
- Which new ESG regulations now reshape procurement, and what must teams do to comply?
- How do you screen suppliers for forced labor and carbon exposure at scale?
- How did Veridion flag 14 of 49 quartz suppliers as located in Xinjiang under the UFLPA?
- How do you build a resilient, future-ready supply chain on reliable ESG data?
According to McKinsey, up to 90% of a company’s ESG impact originates from its supply chain activities, yet many organizations still fail to measure it.
Contents
What’s inside
- ESG as a key market catalyst
- Five ESG trends reshaping business practices
- New ESG regulations and the three actions procurement must take
- Case study: ethical sourcing under the UFLPA
- The critical role of ESG data in supply chain management
- Building resilient supply chains with Veridion ESG data
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