The EU recommends companies how to manage supplier risks
08 May 2026Effective: 30 Apr 202695 views
Who is affected:
Companies, SMEs and public bodies with supply chains or critical suppliers
Summary
The European Commission publishes a guide for companies and organisations to better manage risks associated with their suppliers. It seeks to strengthen the resilience of European supply chains.
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Recommendation (EU) 2026/1009 establishes non-binding guidance for companies and public entities to implement risk management frameworks in their relationships with suppliers. It addresses the identification, assessment and mitigation of risks in supply chains, including critical dependencies, geographical concentratio…
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