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Business ethics awareness training for suppliers in China

  • 6 July 2015
Business ethics awareness training for suppliers in China

In response to requests from brands and buyers, ETI will offer a ‘Business ethics awareness: Introduction to ethical trade’ course to China-based suppliers. A total of 3 one-day sessions are available,  taking place in Guangzhou (27 & 28 July) and Shanghai (30 & 31 July).

The training is designed for senior management delegates from factories supplying to retailers, especially those who want to become familiar with the basics of business ethics and the requirements of the ETI Base Code.

Find out more and see booking details here.

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