"A fearsomely complex task fraught with conflicting vested interests." Nick Kightley, ETI's Strategic Lead on Food, Farming and Fisheries asks how food retailers can begin making procurement decisions which focused on sustainability rather than lowest possible cost

With audits suspended and site visits difficult to arrange due to Covid-19, ETI member Matrix APA has been focusing on data and communication to support its Chinese suppliers. Grace Gao, ETI's Capacity Building Advisor and Consultant, reports on the findings of its recent supplier survey.

Rowlinson's Knitwear's Overseas Director Ken Edgar on how the Pandemic has affected business, and the steps they're taking to protect workers in global supply chains

Today, 30 July, is World Day against Human Trafficking. ETI has countersigned a letter to the US State Department protesting the awarding of a Tier 2 ranking for Thailand in the 2020 Trafficking In Persons (TIP) report

ETI statement responding to a report by MSI Integrity.

How has Kakuzi, a major supplier avocados to UK supermarkets, supported its workers during Covid-19, and helped to cushion the wider community from the worst impacts of the Pandemic?

ETI and a number of its members has countersigned a letter to the Home Secretary calling for licensing of UK factories following reports of exploitation in Leicester

Peter McAllister responds to a letter to Boohoo executives from the Chair of the Environmental Audit Committee asking serious questions about its treatment of workers in Leicester garment factories

Nick Kightley responds to news that migrant rights activist Andy Hall is set to face yet another Natural Fruit defamation suit in October

An open letter from ETI Director Peter McAllister, to the Environmental Audit Committee regarding ETI's contact with Boohoo

ETI announces that it has joined the Seafood Working Group as a full member.

The shocking deaths of two young Indonesian crew members aboard a Chinese shark-finning vessel after weeks of torture show how current business models cannot be relied upon to protect fishers, says ETI's Nick Kightley