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Supply-chain due-diligence (CSDDD) navigator
See whether the EU's due-diligence directive catches your buyer after the 2026 Omnibus reform, and the contractual demands likely to reach you as an Indian supplier.
Last updated 7 August 2026
Your largest EU buyer is:
What this means for you
Your buyer is likely in scope. The directive does not bind you directly, but the very largest buyers account for a disproportionate share of Indian supply contracts and will push their due-diligence duties down to you by contract. Transposition was pushed to 26 July 2027 and first application to 26 July 2028, so expect contractual demands to build in the run-up. Source: Parts 2, 8.
Contractual demands to prepare for
- A supplier code of conduct and contractual assurances on human-rights and environmental standards
- Traceability and disclosure of your own upstream suppliers and inputs
- Audit or assessment rights, and periodic third-party audits
- Corrective-action and remediation commitments where harms are identified
- Cascading of equivalent obligations to your own suppliers
A starting map based on published thresholds, not legal advice, and it does not cover every obligation or exception. Dates and thresholds should be re-verified before you rely on them.