supply chain responsibility
[səˈplaɪ tʃeɪn rɪˌspɑːnsəˈbɪləti]
nounpl: supply chain responsibilities
responsabilidade da cadeia de suprimentos
1. The obligation of organizations to ensure ethical, legal, and sustainable practices throughout their entire supply chain, including sourcing, manufacturing, transportation, and distribution
The company took supply chain responsibility seriously by auditing all its suppliers for labor compliance.
A empresa levou a responsabilidade da cadeia de suprimentos a sério auditando todos os seus fornecedores quanto ao cumprimento trabalhista.
2. Accountability for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) impacts across all tiers of suppliers and logistics partners
Supply chain responsibility includes monitoring carbon emissions from transportation partners.
A responsabilidade da cadeia de suprimentos inclui o monitoramento de emissões de carbono dos parceiros de transporte.
3. The commitment to transparency and traceability in managing product sourcing and manufacturing practices
Modern retailers emphasize supply chain responsibility to build consumer trust.
Varejistas modernos enfatizam a responsabilidade da cadeia de suprimentos para construir confiança do consumidor.
Supply chain responsibility has become increasingly important in both Brazilian and American corporate cultures as consumers demand transparency and ethical business practices. In Brazil, multinational companies operating in São Paulo and Rio often face scrutiny regarding labor practices and environmental impacts. In the USA, particularly in tech hubs like NYC, supply chain responsibility is now a key metric for investor relations and brand reputation. The concept reflects global movements toward sustainable development and corporate accountability.
Related Idioms & Phrases
end-to-end supply chain responsibility
due diligence in supply chain
closing the loop in supply chains
supply chain traceability from source to shelf
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