Companies in the manufacturing industry must continue to keep a close eye on the “S” in ESG. One key aspect of the “social” component of ESG involves respecting human rights in supply chains. Indeed, manufacturers are facing heightened expectations—from government enforcement agencies, consumers, and other stakeholders—to ensure that their supply chains don’t include any products
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