Many companies find meeting consumer expectations for ethical and sustainable products challenging. To be successful, organizations must identify threats across their supplier network and implement a mitigation strategy for each scenario. The risks in the supply chain range from disruptions to operations to human rights violations. The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development is an example of an institution responsible for developing enterprise guidelines for supply chain strategies. Some tactics might involve increasing supplier value contributions. Others aim to improve ethical material sourcing. Understanding the impact on current operations and future risks requires in-depth assessment to allow companies to maneuver in precarious situations. Here are a few tips on how to do a supply chain risk review.