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Sedex

Name: Sedex
Address: London, GB
Telephone: +442079022300
Price range: ££

Sedex is a supply chain sustainability data, insights and services company.

04/06/2026

What does it take to embed responsible sourcing across a global supplier network?

See how Holland & Barrett, one of the world’s leading health and wellness retailers, implemented Sedex as their central platform for supply chain data, risk management and responsible sourcing across both own-label and branded supplier programmes.

From supplier onboarding and cross-functional collaboration to shared SMETA audits and site-level visibility, Holland & Barrett built a scalable and collaborative approach that helps turn insight into action.

The result?
- Site-level visibility across the supply chain
- Reduced audit duplication and costs through shared audits
- Stronger supplier engagement and capacity-building
- Supply chain data that supports business-wide decision-making
- Targeted programmes designed to improve worker wellbeing

Discover how a data-driven approach helps Holland & Barrett integrate responsible sourcing into everyday operations and drive measurable impact across its supply chain.

Read the full story: https://hubs.li/Q04k0gDS0

03/06/2026

Sedex was pleased to co-host our recent Sedex Community session on climate action and environmental management with the UK Department for Business and Trade in Hong Kong.

The discussion brought together perspectives from business, policy and sustainability leaders, highlighting several important themes:

- With global sustainability reporting frameworks evolving, environmental risk management in supply chains has become a business priority and will be implemented more precisely.
- Companies worldwide, including in Hong Kong, must translate climate commitments into credible, measurable action, especially within complex supply chains.
- Smaller businesses (SMEs) play a vital role in corporate climate action and environmental management, but need continued support from industry stakeholders through awareness, funding and technology.

Thank you to Chris Woodward and Walter Lin for opening the discussion, Tony Wang for hosting the event, and Eric Cheung for delivering the closing remarks. We also extend our thanks to Cecilia Kwei, Harley Addison, Lit Ping Low, Zach Denton, Merlin M. C. Lao, David Liu and Alice Su for sharing their insights and expertise throughout the afternoon, as well as MyiCellar for their support.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to the conversation. We look forward to seeing you all again and catching up at our community events in the near future.

01/06/2026

Join Sedex at Sustainable Brands San Diego, June 8-10, as we explore how businesses can turn supply chain insights into meaningful action.

Look out for our session on June 9: “From data to decision: turning supply chain insights into action”, with speaker Martine Hornseth.

The discussion will look at demands across responsible sourcing, corporate boards and the investment community to explore how organisations are using supply chain visibility to support smarter decision-making, strengthen operational resilience and prioritise action where it matters most.

If you’re attending , stop by our booth and connect with the Sedex team:

- Matthew Terreni, Vice President of North America
- Blake Zimmerman, Responsible Business Manager
- Tristan Block, Sustainability Partnerships Manager
- Martine Hornseth, Sustainability Intelligence Strategist

We look forward to talking all things supply chain visibility, improved risk management and more informed sourcing decisions.

https://hubs.ly/Q04jyVMB0

27/05/2026

How can businesses best navigate today’s turbulent landscape?

In the context of regional turmoil, abrupt trade policy changes, new regulations and demanding stakeholder expectations, sustainable practices are a critical continuity strategy. They help corporate teams to build multi-tier visibility, identify and prioritise major supply chain risks, and spot gaps in suppliers' mitigation practices to take preventative action.

Our latest eBook explores 5 ways to strengthen supply chain resilience through sustainability risk mitigation, including:

Triangulating different data sources to build a more robust picture of ethical, labour and environmental risk in your supply chain

Supporting freedom of association in your sourcing network - a key defence against exploitation, including forced labour

Collaborating with suppliers on both climate-related and labour-related risk mitigation efforts

Learn more in the complete eBook: https://hubs.ly/Q04j2V030

26/05/2026

New human rights and environmental due diligence (HRDD) regulations are increasing pressure on businesses to strengthen visibility, risk management and supplier engagement across their supply chains.

From evolving requirements in Europe to emerging legislation across APAC, procurement and sustainability teams are navigating a rapidly changing landscape while balancing operational priorities, procurement goals, and stakeholder expectations.

Join Sedex for a 45-minute webinar featuring Charlotte Kincaid, Senior Policy Manager at Sedex, and Natalie Goodman, lawyer in Slaughter and May’s Sustainability team.

The session will explore:

-Key HRDD regulations and legislative trends impacting global supply chains
- What internal teams should prioritise now to strengthen due diligence approaches
- Practical strategies to improve supply chain visibility, supplier engagement and risk management

Register now: https://hubs.li/Q04hXGYM0

21/05/2026

Our Xchange events bring the Sedex Community together - brands, manufacturers, suppliers, auditors and responsible sourcing experts all in the same room to share challenges, learnings and insights.

Join us on 4 June in Amsterdam for our next Xchange event, a packed day of collaboration, valuable conversation and practical learning. You’ll also meet Sedex experts and get the latest product updates.

Xchange North America was a huge success - check out the highlights here for a taste of what to expect.

Come and join us at Hotel Okura, Amsterdam, next month to strengthen your organisation’s supply chain sustainability programme!

Learn more and register your interest here: https://hubs.li/Q04hmBV70

20/05/2026

Join Sedex today at 11:00am–12:00pm ET to explore what site-level supplier data reveals about risk across domestic US supply chains - and how procurement and sustainability teams can focus resources where they matter most.

In this webinar, our experts Martine and Silke will cover:
- How nearshoring and sourcing shifts are changing risk exposure
- Hidden human rights risks across US operations and key sourcing markets including Mexico, India and Vietnam
- What supplier data and audit outcomes reveal about where risk is concentrated
- Practical ways to benchmark suppliers and strengthen risk-based due diligence

Register now: https://hubs.li/Q04hcGQx0

19/05/2026

43% of supply chain professionals aren’t clear about their Tier 1 suppliers’ performance, while only 2% have visibility into tier 2 and 3 suppliers.

Most organisations are managing supply chain risk with only a fraction of the picture. Yet risks linked to labour practices, environmental disruption and operational continuity often sit deeper within sourcing networks, further upstream where visibility is limited.

Risk is already inside your supply chain. Resilience is a decision.

Explore Sedex’s Risk to Resilience hub for practical insights, guidance and resources on strengthening supply chain resilience through sustainability risk mitigation, including how businesses can build greater visibility across their supply chains and prioritise action where it matters most.

Download the resources: https://hubs.ly/Q04gPMMF0

18/05/2026

Some of the most serious risks in supply chains sit where visibility is weakest.

Surveys regularly highlight that companies and procurement or supply chain teams have minimal visibility beyond Tier 1. Yet upstream activities such as agriculture, construction and manufacturing are some of the most hazardous industries for workers, in any country.

This gap between policy and reality is not always about intent. It's often about visibility. Organisations can't manage risks they cannot see.

With disruptions and stakeholder demands on the rise, stronger data sharing and collaboration are essential. A network-based approach can help improve data quality, reduce duplication, accelerate visibility and due diligence tasks, and build a clearer view of risks beyond Tier 1.

Explore how to strengthen supply chain visibility: https://hubs.ly/Q04gP9sk0

15/05/2026

The EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) requires businesses to take a more structured approach to identifying and addressing human rights and environmental risks across their sourcing networks.

That includes upstream suppliers, subsidiaries, and certain downstream activities, such as transport and warehousing.

Our guide breaks down key requirements, including:
- Risk-based due diligence and prioritisation
- Supply chain risk assessments
- Grievance mechanisms and remediation
- Stakeholder engagement expectations
- Monitoring, reporting and annual disclosures
- Steps businesses can take now to prepare for 2029 enforcement

Explore the guide:
https://hubs.li/Q04gCQz50

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Monday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 6:30pm

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+442079022300

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http://www.sedex.com/

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