Compliance Risk Mapping in the Supply Chain

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Compliance Risk Mapping in the supply chain refers to the systematic process of identifying, assessing and visualizing legal, regulatory and corporate policy–related risks throughout the entire supply chain. The objective is to detect potential non-compliance early and implement appropriate control measures.

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