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.
In global garment supply chains, internationally operating fashion brands have harnessed tremendous power, illustrating how critical their involvement is in order to improve working conditions and address labor violations in…
Coffee is more than just a beloved beverage—it represents one of the top 10 most traded commodities with vast economic, social, and environmental implications. These impacts are mostly felt in…
Brazil is often perceived as an exotic destination, linked with typical associations of monkeys and bananas or samba and carnival. In the popular imagination, the country is frequently associated with…
Looking to understand how the recent unrest and unfolding events in Bangladesh are affecting particular production locations or zones, and the communities they touch? Want to coordinate on collaborative information-gathering…
Supply chain transparency has emerged as a hot topic in recent years, sparking countless discussions about its possible, often outdated risks rather than the significant benefits that disclosing supply chain…
Collaboratively led by Mapped in Bangladesh, Open Supply Hub and Wikirate, we have started building an open data exchange standard for global supply chains. Here’s why: With the newly passed…
“There is an underlying assumption that being a renewable energy company means you are sustainable – it creates a false assumption about the impact of your operations and value chain.…
As companies look to meet the demands of supply chain due diligence and ESG reporting legislation, one of the first and most difficult questions is: which tools, platforms and service…
The establishment of Open Supply Hub (OS Hub) as a non-profit organization comes down to one word: trust. An original idea is a powerful thing—and when you’re nurturing one, as…
Open Supply Hub is established as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, registered in the USA. This site was designed for low energy usage and is hosted on data centers using 100% renewable energy.