Open Supply Hub is powering the transition to safe and sustainable supply chains by building the world’s most complete, open and accessible map of global production. Here’s what our team is learning, trying and thinking about along the way.
The Factory That Wasn’t There I was standing in a factory in Pinghu, southeastern China, reviewing a brand’s “improvement plan” when something didn’t add up. The facility was impressive. All…
For more than 25 years, I’ve had the privilege of working with some of the world’s leading brands and non-profit organizations to build compliance systems. During that time, I’ve asked…
Time and again, workers around the world have used supply chain data to expose labour abuses and pressure multinational companies in fashion, food, and tech to clean up their act.…
Since expanding our team’s presence to Brazil two years ago, Open Supply Hub (OS Hub) has made significant progress in mapping production locations across sectors and increasing supply chain transparency…
In the world of sustainable supply chains, transparency and traceability are often used interchangeably, but they mean different things. The rise of due diligence regulations, such as Germany’s LkSG (still…
The first half of 2025 has been a whirlwind. AI has fundamentally shifted how we approach supply chain work, global political changes have disrupted NGO funding streams, and supply…
When I first heard the news that an earthquake had struck southeastern Türkiye and northwest Syria in February 2023, I was filled with a deep sense of disbelief and sorrow.…
Cotton is ubiquitous. It’s in our closets, our first aid kits, our homes, our hospitals, and our supply chains. Breathable, soft, sturdy, and versatile, its fibers are used to make…
Forced labor is a hidden problem within every one of our shared global supply chains. Whether we want to believe it or not, it’s sadly the truth; people are coerced…
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