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.
A New Optimism in Germany – And What Supply Chains Need Now
For the fifth month in a row, the ifo Business…
What Suppliers Need to Do to Help Clients Hit Their Scope 3 Carbon Targets
As global climate regulations tighten and pressure mounts from investors,…
Green Project and Achilles Partner to Advance Supply Chain Decarbonization
New York, NY and Abingdon, UK – 20 May, 2025…
BIMCO’s 120th Anniversary: A New Era for Maritime and Supply Chain Resilience
Today marks 120 years since BIMCO was founded, a milestone…
Rethinking Healthcare Supply Chain Risk
A recent article in The i Paper raised an uncomfortable but necessary…
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 Leadership with the Appointment of Pia Heidenmark Cook as Board Advisor and Eric Soubeiran as Non-Executive Director
Abingdon, UK – 28 April 2025 – Achilles, a global leader…
How Australian Organisations Can Overcome Supplier Engagement Challenges in Risk Management
Supplier engagement is at the core of any effective risk…
Achilles strengthens AI capability with Acquisition of InfoControl
Latest acquisition by Achilles brings advanced AI capabilities in-house, accelerating…
Germany Drops Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (LkSG) – But the Risks Haven’t Gone Anywhere
Why Resilient and Transparent Supply Chains Still Matter Germany’s new…
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