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A worker in latex gloves packing ripe tomatoes at the production site

The dark side of the tomato trade – ETI responds to BBC documentary

2 December 2024
BBC investigation alleges 17 “Italian” tomato products sold by UK and German retailers are likely to contain Chinese tomatoes, raising risk of forced labour in the supply chain.
A photograph of the houses of parliament looking up at Big Ben's clockface and a blue sky with wisps of cloud. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

ETI welcomes Employment Rights Bill

26 November 2024
The Employment Rights Bill is at the Committee stage of the UK Parliament. ETI welcomes the draft Bill including its core provisions on trade union rights.
European Commission in Brussels, Belgium

ETI welcomes the adoption of the EU Forced Labor Regulation (EUFLR)

25 November 2024
The EUFLR prohibits the circulation of products made with forced labour within the EU market.
ETI Insights webinar series

Launching ETI insights: Join public webinars hosted by ETI

28 October 2024
Starting 21 November, ETI will host fee public webinars sharing insights on key issues impact human rights in global supply chains.

ETI welcomes the Modern Slavery Act 2015 Committee’s report

18 October 2024
ETI responds to the Modern Slavery Act 2015 Committee's report which post-legislative scrutiny on the Act and recommended changes.
Feni,Bangladesh 24.08.2024 : In heavy rains, the neighboring areas are submerged in floods. The main highway of Bangladesh was submerged in flood water. Photo credit: Shutterstock.

Bangladesh faces floods weeks after government transition

28 August 2024
ETI responds to recent floods in Bangladesh

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