Sustainability and ESG regulations are redefining supply chain, sourcing, and after-sales models, impacting production processes and transforming collaboration and supplier evaluation methods. This shift also significantly affects consumer communication, with a storytelling approach based on product transparency, supply chain visibility, serialization, and environmental impact.

In a landscape where many regulations have already been introduced and others are pending approval at the European level, it is crucial for companies to adopt proactive strategies to adapt to ongoing changes and market demands. From this perspective, the recent Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), approved on March 19 by the European Parliament’s committee, will require companies to manage risks related to human rights and environmental impacts, both in their direct activities and across their supply chains.