Industry Insights
We’ve been a pivotal link between buyers and suppliers for nearly 30 years, which gives us the data and perspective to offer unique insights into supply chains and the topics that shape them. Here you’ll find our take on today’s key issues.
Compliance Deadline Nearing: A Crucial Guide for Construction Companies on Canada’s Forced and Child Labour Legislation
As the May 31, 2025 reporting deadline approaches, the Canadian…
Building Resilient Supply Chains: How On-Site Audits Elevate Standards and Mitigate Risks in APAC
In the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, supply chains are under the…
Achilles Report Highlights Modern Slavery Risks in UK Construction
New report from Achilles, released during UK Construction Week, reveals frontline insights into modern slavery risks across construction sites, and offers practical guidance to help the industry strengthen ethical labour practices.
Achilles UK Ethical Business Report 2025
This new report from Achilles, released during UK Construction Week…
Achilles and the University of Nottingham Rights Lab Forge New Partnership to Drive Global Anti-Slavery Research and Action
Abingdon UK- 7 May 2025– Achilles, a global leader in…
Achilles strengthens AI capability with Acquisition of InfoControl
Latest acquisition by Achilles brings advanced AI capabilities in-house, accelerating…
ProcureShip strengthens supply chain transparency with Achilles Maritime Network
Agreement brings further 2,000 vessels to shipping industry initiative that…
Supply Chain Risk Hotspots to Watch in 2025 and Beyond
Discover the top supply chain risks for 2025 and learn how a holistic risk mitigation strategy can protect your operations, ESG goals, and supplier performance.
BIMCO and Achilles Announce Strategic Partnership to Enhance Maritime Industry Standards
Agreement will provide BIMCO members with access to Achilles’ supply chain risk management tools at preferential rates, supporting industry-wide standardisation
Achilles Ethical Business Impact Report 2025
This report explores how Achilles and its clients are collaborating through the Ethical Business Programme to increase visibility of Social issues across the supply chain and using actionable data to prevent cases of exploitation associated with their business activities.
The Role of Customers in Supply Chain Management
Customers are no longer just end-users of products and services. They are also key decision makers influencing how businesses manage their supply chains.
ESG on the radar as Asian shipowners and suppliers embrace transparent reporting
How an industry collaboration programme to increase supplier due diligence…
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