In light of recent signs of increased supply chain regulation, stakeholders are likely to soon set their sights on pushing companies to incorporate supply chain management into their ESG policies and make relevant disclosures. Companies will need to review ESG policies to ensure that their supply chain management provisions promote sustainability and ethical working conditions.
That transition may be especially difficult for food-related industries, which already has come under fire from stakeholders for ESG-related issues.
To find the companies that could be the least prepared for such demands, I looked at companies that scored zero (out of 10) ...
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