Trusted by Global Supply Chains & German Enterprises
The German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (GSCDDA), formally called the Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetz (LkSG), requires businesses to respect human rights and environmental standards across their global supply chains. Global PCCS helps companies build structured due diligence procedures across operations and supply networks.
The German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (GSCDDA), formally called the Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetz (LkSG), is a German law designed to ensure businesses respect human rights and environmental standards across their global supply chains.
Major heavy equipment manufacturers created HEDSL to unify substance declaration standards throughout their supply chains, supporting compliance with REACH, RoHS, national waste directives, and other international environmental requirements.
Global PCCS supports companies with LkSG compliance assessment, human rights and environmental risk evaluation, policy and procedure development, risk mitigation, grievance mechanisms, supplier assessment, documentation and reporting, and awareness training.
Talk to a GSCDDA Expert →Analyze existing supply chain processes against LkSG requirements and identify areas needing enhancement.
Perform comprehensive evaluations to detect potential violations of human rights or environmental standards within supply chains.
Support creation or refinement of internal governance structures, policies, and due diligence systems in line with LkSG obligations.
Advise on measures to address identified risks and guide remedial actions when compliance issues are detected.
Assist in establishing a transparent, accessible, and equitable complaint handling system as required by the legislation.
Facilitate supplier onboarding and oversight through risk profiling, evaluations, and capability development.
Help maintain accurate records and prepare the mandatory annual public report to meet LkSG disclosure requirements.
Deliver targeted training and awareness programs for employees and suppliers on LkSG compliance and best practices.
Global PCCS combines TSCA consulting, PMN support, existing chemical risk management, CDR and Section 8 reporting, import/export guidance, substance identification, and training.
Understand TSCA requirements and Lautenberg Act changes through tailored compliance strategies.
Support preparation and submission of PMNs for new chemical substances.
Assess existing chemical risks and support responses to EPA information requests.
Support data compilation and reporting for CDR and Section 8 obligations.
Help evaluate TSCA requirements for chemicals and products entering or leaving the U.S.
Identify TSCA-regulated substances within products and processes.
By outsourcing intricate GSCDDA due diligence and reporting processes, clients typically save an average of 2–3 months in annual compliance efforts.
Build structured due diligence procedures aligned with the German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act.
Map and assess up to 3–5 supply chain tiers for deeper visibility into upstream operations.
Identify and assess high-risk suppliers for human rights and environmental risks.
Support mitigation strategies and facilitate supplier corrective action plans.
Clients typically save an average of 2–3 months in annual GSCDDA due diligence and reporting efforts.
Proactive GSCDDA services contributed to an estimated 90% reduction in potential non-compliance fines and reputational damage risks.
The Toxic Substances Control Act is the primary U.S. framework for regulating chemical substances, addressing manufacture, importation, use, and disposal.
The Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act of 2016 was a notable revision that increased EPA authority to regulate chemicals.
Yes. Global PCCS assists with preparing and submitting Premanufacture Notifications (PMNs) for new chemical substances.
Yes. Services include assessing existing chemical risks and responding to EPA information requests such as Section 4 and 8(d).
Yes. Global PCCS supports Chemical Data Reporting and various TSCA Section 8 obligations, including Sections 8(a) and 8(e).
Clients typically save an average of 4–6 weeks in regulatory approval time for new chemical introductions.
Partner with Global PCCS for LkSG compliance assessment, human rights and environmental risk evaluation, supplier assessment, corrective action planning, grievance mechanisms, reporting, and training.