Limited scope in sustainability reporting that excludes the extended supply chain poses significant problems, including incomplete information, missed improvement opportunities, a lack of accountability, and inaccurate metrics. To remedy these issues, firms must take proactive steps to assess, manage, and report on the sustainability performance of their entire supply chain. By implementing comprehensive assessments, setting clear targets, collaborating with suppliers, investing in transparency, engaging stakeholders, conducting audits, and reporting holistically, firms can enhance their sustainability efforts and contribute to a more responsible and sustainable business ecosystem. Ultimately, such actions not only benefit the environment and society but also strengthen the reputation and resilience of the companies themselves