CSDDD · European Union · Regulation
Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive
Requires large companies to identify, prevent and address adverse human rights and environmental impacts in their own operations and their chains of activities.
Its scope and timing were revised under the EU's 2025 simplification package. Check the current requirements.
Who it affects
Large EU companies, and large non-EU companies with significant EU turnover. Their suppliers are asked to provide evidence.
What it requires
- Mapping of the chain of activities
- Risk-based identification of adverse impacts
- Prevention and remediation measures
- Ongoing monitoring and reporting
How POINT helps
POINT captures this evidence in the field and keeps it linked through every handoff, so it's ready to share when a buyer, auditor or authority asks.
- Supplier and producer mapping
- Risk assessments by origin
- Records of remediation actions
- Data for sustainability reporting
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