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COVID-19: The Body Shop's initial ethical trade response

  • Alan Sadler
  • 4 May 2020
Women manufacturing facemasks and analyzing data

Head of Ethical & Responsible Sourcing, Pins Brown, gives an overview of the recent response from The Body Shop, covering their approach to staff worldwide; their dialogue with suppliers from tier 1 to raw materials regarding payment terms; the impact on suppliers' production capacity; their interaction with ETI and more...

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