The tracker

Every law that reaches
your supply chain

We track every mandatory due diligence law that reaches Global South supply chains. Each entry is reviewed monthly against primary sources and keeps an open changelog.

18Laws tracked
8In force
1Pending
4Proposed
5Delayed

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Where these laws are made

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Changelog

What changed this month

Updated July 2026
July 2026

EU FLR

Commission published its enforcement guidelines on 30 June 2026, alongside a provisional list of national competent authorities.

July 2026

Loi de Vigilance

Paris court confirmed extraterritorial reach of the law in a March 2026 ruling on a foreign subsidiary; docket continues to grow.

July 2026

UK MSA s54

Government introduced section 54 amendments via the Immigration and Asylum Bill on 30 June 2026, moving toward a more prescriptive regime.

June 2026

EUDR

Second postponement published one week before application; large operators now start on 30 December 2026.

June 2026

UFLPA

Entity List additions continue across new sectors; detentions remain concentrated in electronics, apparel and solar.

June 2026

CSDDD

Omnibus I in force since March 2026; transposition due July 2028 and application from July 2029.

June 2026

Apenhetsloven

Consumer Authority guidance tightening expectations on information request responses.

June 2026

Canada S-211

Third annual reporting cycle closed 31 May; Public Safety guidance continues to firm up expectations.

The full list

All tracked laws

European Union Pending

EU Forced Labour Regulation

Commission published its enforcement guidelines on 30 June 2026, alongside a provisional list of national competent authorities.

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French In force

French Duty of Vigilance Law

Paris court confirmed extraterritorial reach of the law in a March 2026 ruling on a foreign subsidiary; docket continues to grow.

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United Kingdom Reform proposed

UK Modern Slavery Act, Section 54

Government introduced section 54 amendments via the Immigration and Asylum Bill on 30 June 2026, moving toward a more prescriptive regime.

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