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German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act
Requires risk management, risk analysis, preventive and remedial measures and a complaints procedure covering own operations and suppliers.
Germany has moved to scale back the law while the EU directive is implemented. Check the current status.
Who it affects
Large companies operating in Germany. Their direct and indirect suppliers are asked for evidence.
What it requires
- Supply chain risk analysis
- Preventive measures with suppliers
- Remediation and a complaints procedure
- Documentation
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
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