Green Burrito

Green Burrito is a fast food chain specializing in Mexican cuisine, typically found within Hardee's locations. The brand focuses on offering Mexican‐inspired menu items in a quick service format.

CCI Score

-23.87

0.02% April 18

Latest Event

Forced Labor in Supply Chains Risk Highlight

An Everstream Analytics article highlights the pervasive issue of forced labor in global supply chains. While Green Burrito is not explicitly mentioned, as a fast food chain reliant on complex supply networks, the company could be at risk if its sourcing practices are not rigorously scrutinized. This event underscores the need for better supply chain ethics and responsible sourcing in the industry.

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Green Burrito is currently rated as an Accomplice.

-20 to -29 CCI Score

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Latest Events

MAR

11

2025

Forced Labor in Supply Chains Risk Highlight
-29.69

An Everstream Analytics article highlights the pervasive issue of forced labor in global supply chains. While Green Burrito is not explicitly mentioned, as a fast food chain reliant on complex supply networks, the company could be at risk if its sourcing practices are not rigorously scrutinized. This event underscores the need for better supply chain ethics and responsible sourcing in the industry.
-30

Supply Chain Ethics

March 19

The article outlines significant risks related to forced labor in supply chains, emphasizing legal and ethical challenges. Although there is no direct evidence linking Green Burrito to forced labor practices, the potential vulnerability of their supply chains places them at risk. This rating reflects the need for the company to proactively address supply chain ethics to avoid complicity in forced labor practices.

Risks in 2025: Forced labor in supply chains
JAN

01

2025

Green Burrito Supply Chain Concerns Amid Forced Labor Report
-33.98

A report highlighting forced labor, human trafficking, and unethical sourcing practices in global supply chains has raised concerns that companies like Green Burrito, operating as a fast food chain within Hardee's locations, may be complicit by not ensuring their suppliers adhere to fair labor standards.
-40

Supply Chain Ethics

January 1

The article details pervasive issues of forced labor and human trafficking within global supply chains. Although Green Burrito is not explicitly mentioned, as a fast food brand reliant on multi-tiered suppliers, its sourcing practices risk enabling unethical labor practices. Without proactive audits and improved supplier oversight, the company is vulnerable to such abuses.

For a More Just Supply Chain: ENDING HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND FORCED LABOR
-30

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

January 1

The report underscores severe labor rights violations associated with forced labor and human trafficking. For a fast-food chain like Green Burrito, there is an implied risk if suppliers do not enforce fair labor practices and safe working conditions. A lack of robust internal measures to ensure ethical labor standards contributes to a negative assessment.

For a More Just Supply Chain: ENDING HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND FORCED LABOR
JAN

01

2023

Mandatory Supply Chain Transparency Regulation Impact
-7.95

The new Canadian regulation under Bill S-211 mandates rigorous supply chain transparency to prevent forced and child labor risks. This development underscores a broader need for companies like Green Burrito to adopt proactive supply chain ethical practices, an area where the company has not yet demonstrated clear leadership.
-10

Supply Chain Ethics

March 19

The introduction of mandatory supply chain transparency legislation highlights the growing importance of ethical sourcing and rigorous oversight to prevent forced labor and child labor in supply chains. With no clear evidence that Green Burrito has preemptively adjusted its supply chain practices, this regulatory push raises concerns about potential compliance gaps, thereby negatively impacting its overall ethical responsibility in sourcing.

Canada Implements Mandatory Supply Chain Transparency ESG Reporting: Is Your Organization Ready?