Our members
ETI members include global companies with thousands of suppliers, international trade union bodies, specialised labour rights organisations and development charities.
The unparalleled breadth of experience that this represents, combined with the collective buying power of our corporate members, lends us unique credibility and clout.
With a combined turnover of over £107 bn, our company members include supermarkets, fashion retailers, department stores and stone sourcing companies, as well as major suppliers to retailers of food and drink, flowers, clothing, shoes, homewear, promotional and other products.
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Foundation stage members
BBS Granite Concepts Ltd
Natural Paving Products
Sportswear International Ltd
Full ETI members
888 Solutions
Adolfo Dominguez
Arco
Asda
ASOS.com
Boden
Brett Landscaping
BTC Group
C & S Productions
Chiquita Brands International
Co-operative Retail
Debenhams Retail
Dewhirst Group
Dimensions Clothing
Ethical Tea Partnership [Note 1]
Fat Face
Flamingo Holdings
Fyffes Group
Gap Inc
Grabal Alok UK
Greencell
Icon Live
Inditex
Jaeger
Jenclare Brands
Kammac Plc
London Stone Paving Ltd
London Underground
Mackays
Madison Hosiery
Marks & Spencer
Marshalls
Monsoon Accessorize
Mothercare
New Look Retailers
Next Retail
Pacific Brands
Pavestone
Pentland Group
Premier Foods
Primark (ABF Limited)
Ringtons
River Island
Rohan Designs
Ruia Group
Sainsbury's
Stone Masters Ltd
Supremia
Tesco
The Body Shop International
Typhoo Tea
Union Hand-Roasted
WH Smith
William Lamb Footwear
Winfresh (UK) Ltd
World Flowers
1. The Ethical Tea Partnership is an association of tea packers comprising: Accord Tea Services Ltd, Bettys & Taylors of Harrogate Ltd, DJ Miles & Co Ltd, Drie Mollen, Imporient UK Ltd, Keith Spicer Ltd, Metropolitan Tea Co Ltd, The Nambarrie Tea Company Ltd, Republic of Tea, Sara Lee, Tazo Tea, The Tetley Group, R Twining & Company Ltd, The Windmill Tea Co Ltd.
Our union members represent nearly 160 million workers around the world in every country where free trade unions can operate. They are the Trades Union Congress (TUC) - the national trade union federation in the UK - and the world body of national union federations, the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC). Workers in industrial sectors are represented through the Council of Global Unions [1], which includes the International Textile, Garment and Leather Workers' Federation (ITGLWF) and the IUF, uniting food, farm and hotel workers worldwide.
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[1] Members of the Council of Global Unions:
Building and Wood Workers' International (BWI)
International Federation of Chemical, Energy, Mine and General Workers' Unions (ICEM)
International Federation of Journalists (IFJ)
International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF)
International Textile, Garment and Leather Workers' Federation (ITGLWF)
International Union of Food Workers (IUF)
Our NGO members range from large international development charities such as Oxfam and CAFOD, to specialised labour rights organisations such as Anti-Slavery International and Homeworkers Worldwide, as well as fairtrade organisations including the Fairtrade Foundation and Traidcraft.
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Africa Now
Anti-Slavery International
CAFOD
CARE International UK
Christian Aid
Dalit Solidarity Network UK
HomeWorkers Worldwide
Oxfam GB
Quaker Peace and Social Witness (Religious Society of Friends)
Save the Children
The Fairtrade Foundation
Traidcraft Exchange
TWIN Trading
Women in Informal Employment: Globalising and Organising (WIEGO)
Women Working Worldwide (WWW)