Six major automotive manufacturers have united around the AIAG Due Diligence Reporting Template (DDRT) — a single standardized tool to address forced labor risks and meet new global compliance requirements.

With new reporting obligations effective September 2025 and annual requirements expected by mid-2026, preparation is more important than ever.

Last call! As part of the AIAG Water Security Work Group's commitment to driving environmental progress, we invite you to participate in a brief, 5-minute survey on facility-level water usage and efficiency. The deadline has been extended to October 9 to gather more responses. Please be part of the benchmark and share your facility’s water efficiency insights.

AIAG and MEMA are dedicated to advancing the automotive industry through complementary strengths — AIAG as the collaborative hub for best-in-class standards, MEMA as a leading industry advocate. By promoting each other’s events, we connect members to essential standards and timely advocacy, strengthening the entire automotive value chain.

Today marks another milestone in the automotive industry’s ongoing journey toward responsible sourcing and supply chain transparency. For the first time, six leading manufacturers — Ford, General Motors, Honda, Nissan, Stellantis, and Toyota — have come together in a joint letter to suppliers, signaling a unified approach to forced labor due diligence.

Is your company looking to develop its climate change strategy and kickstart its greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting?

This is part of AIAG's series recapping sessions from the 2024 Hybrid IMDS, Product Compliance & Sustainability Conference.

Are you in the know about the latest European Union (EU) legislation and the EU auto industry responses and actions? The session “EU Legislative Updates” covered this timely topic at the 2024 Hybrid IMDS, Product Compliance & Sustainability Conference.

As part of the AIAG Water Security Work Group's commitment to driving environmental progress, we invite you to participate in a brief, 5-minute survey (available through August 28) on facility-level water usage and efficiency. 

As regulatory expectations around forced labor and sanctions continue to evolve, leading companies are turning to advanced tools and data-driven strategies to manage compliance risk across their global supply chains.

Early-bird pricing ends soon for the upcoming AIAG IMDS Product Compliance & Sustainability Conference. The cutoff for savings is Sept. 16. Take advantage of a $75 savings on the in-person or virtual conference by registering early today. Don’t miss out!

Is your organization prepared for increasing scrutiny on compliance and ethical sourcing?