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Sustainability
The sustainability risks in your supply chain, as signals you can act on
A supplier’s environmental and social record and its food safety record are the same supply chain, watched by the same authorities and reported in the same press. iComplai surfaces both.
What we flag
Alongside the food safety signals, iComplai monitors the environmental and social record of the suppliers and origins you buy from — for example:
01
Modern slavery and forced labour
We flag incidents that indicate modern slavery risks in your supply chain, as they are published.
02
Child labour
The same monitoring, on the commodities and origins where it is a known risk rather than a generic concern.
03
Deforestation
Land-use signals on the origins you source from — the evidence EUDR due diligence asks you to hold.
04
Environmental offences
Illegal waste disposal, pollution cases and greenwashing cases, treated as risk signals like any recall.
How it reaches the person who has to act
A signal that sits in a dashboard changes nothing. These arrive as a change to a supplier you already buy from.
Trigger
Supplier risk uplift → due-diligence prioritisation
When a supplier’s risk score rises, the record arrives with the signals that moved it, the ESG and negative-news flags behind them, and the audit areas worth looking at first.
- e.g. a modern-slavery report on a supplier → CSDDD / EUDR due-diligence review prioritised
Why this shape
Due diligence is now a duty, not a value
CSDDD and EUDR moved supply-chain human rights and deforestation from voluntary reporting into obligations with evidence requirements. A team that can show when it knew and what it did is in a different position from one that can show a policy.
The same monitoring that gives you a recall warning gives you that record.