Industry Insights
We’ve been a pivotal link between buyers and suppliers for nearly 30 years, which gives us the data and perspective to offer unique insights into supply chains and the topics that shape them. Here you’ll find our take on today’s key issues.

Non-financial Reporting Checklist
Navigating non-financial reporting requirements can be complex, especially under evolving…

Raising the Bar: What the Achilles Maritime Network Is Telling Us About Supply Chain Risk and Sustainability in Shipping
The shipping industry sits at the intersection of global trade,…

A New Optimism in Germany – And What Supply Chains Need Now
For the fifth month in a row, the ifo Business…

Building Supply Chain Resilience for MEGA Projects in the Middle East
The Middle East is synonymous with ambitious projects, Central to their success is robust supply chain resilience.

Where to Start with Non-Financial Reporting: Navigating the Rise in Regulatory Requirements
For many businesses, non-financial reporting was once an afterthought. Something…

What Suppliers Need to Do to Help Clients Hit Their Scope 3 Carbon Targets
As global climate regulations tighten and pressure mounts from investors,…

Achilles Launches MEA Network to Strengthen Regional Procurement Collaboration
Achilles launches MEA Network—an initiative designed to connect buyers and compliant, pre-qualified suppliers across key sectors throughout the Middle East and Africa.

Green Project and Achilles Partner to Advance Supply Chain Decarbonization
New York, NY and Abingdon, UK – 20 May, 2025…

The Future of the SEC’s Climate Disclosure Rules: What Businesses Need to Know
In March 2024, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)…

Carbon Accounting for Procurement Leaders
According to the internet, the statement “A good climate leader…

BIMCO’s 120th Anniversary: A New Era for Maritime and Supply Chain Resilience
Today marks 120 years since BIMCO was founded, a milestone…

Rethinking Healthcare Supply Chain Risk
A recent article in The i Paper raised an uncomfortable but necessary…
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