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How to prepare a Modern Slavery Statement, and what suppliers will be asked for
Statements for 30 June year-ends are due by 31 December. Here is what the Act requires, what the March 2026 guidance says good looks like, and what suppliers should have ready.
Matthew Parry
Oct 168 min read
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Case Study: How an Enterprise Retailer Strengthened Modern Slavery Evidence with ESG Verified
A national retailer operating across apparel, homewares, food and logistics needed a consistent, defensible way to demonstrate Modern Slavery compliance across multiple internal divisions. ESG Verified provided a structured certification workflow and a single evidence model that improved consistency, reduced rework and strengthened procurement‑ready documentation. The Problem with Modern Slavery Evidence The retailer faced a familiar challenge: each division produced its own

ESG Verified
Jul 272 min read
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What do the US forced-labour tariffs mean for your business?
The US forced-labour tariffs are set per country, so no business can change its rate. What they signal is that forced labour now has commercial consequences, and the modern slavery laws that apply to individual businesses all ask for supply-chain evidence.

ESG Verified
Jul 244 min read
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