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Imagine being a textile manufacturer, or selling garments, footwear. Imagine dealing in a range of food and agriculture items like tea, coffee, rice, etc. to mining materials, metals, steel, aluminium, and engineering components. If you were supplying your products to the European markets, your European partners will start asking you questions regarding the attitude of your enterprise towards your workers, the impact that your employed process of producing your goods has on t

The EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is a new rule that makes it mandatory for more companies to report clearly about how they impact people and the planet. It’s like asking businesses to show not just their profits, but also how they are treating workers, the environment, and society. The idea is to make sure investors, customers, and the public get honest and detailed information so they can make better choices.