Integrating ESG Law and Regulation in Green Supply Chain Management: Key Success of Business Sustainability

Abstract

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) driving the rule of the world in recent decades. A company’s economic activities need to be organized in a way that takes into account how they will affect society, the environment, and corporate governance standards (ESG). This is what sustainable development means. The law and regulation developments in the field of ESG in relation to the supply chain are many. This study explores the challenges and strategies related to ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) information disclosure within supply chains. principles in green supply chain management, focusing on the synergies and conflicts between ESG objectives and sustainable supply chain. It evaluates the strategies businesses use to align their supply chain operations with ESG criteria, emphasizing environmental sustainability, social responsibility, and governance challenges. This study identify comply European, USA, law and regulation relate to business supply chain such as German Due Diligence, (European Union (EU)Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)).