Navigating Supplier Due Diligence in China: A Legal and Practical Briefing

China's regulatory environment is evolving in ways that have direct implications for how organisations conduct supply chain due diligence and engage with suppliers based in China. 

Recent developments, including Decrees 834 and 835, were enacted in April and May 2026. These relate to trade and investment restrictions, supply chain investigations, information-gathering activities, and compliance with certain foreign regulatory requirements.

For businesses managing modern slavery and ESG risk, understanding what these changes mean in practice, and how to respond, will become increasingly important.

Fair Supply has partnered with K&L Gates to deliver a practical, educational briefing for organisations navigating this shifting landscape. K&L Gates will provide a legal and regulatory update, followed by practical guidance from Fair Supply on what this means for due diligence and supplier engagement activity.

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This session will cover:

• An overview of evolving regulatory developments relevant to supplier due diligence in China
• Practical implications for supply chain due diligence and supplier engagement
• Common questions and misconceptions organisations are navigating
• Live Q&A

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Who should attend:

Procurement, legal, risk, compliance and ESG professionals responsible for supply chain due diligence, supplier engagement, or organisations with existing or planned supplier relationships in China.

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