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Marks and Spencer shares independent Oxfam report into its food and footwear supply chain

15 January 2021
Oxfam has published a report on Marks and Spencer’s food and footwear supply chain, after being asked by the brand to act as a "critical friend" and conduct a gap analysis of its supply chain.
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The New Responsible Fishing Vessel Standard - allowing responsible operators to stand out, and be counted

14 January 2021
Business can go so far in driving good practice as directed by the UNGPs, but States have a clear role too in bringing change. A new Standard - the Responsible Fishing Vessel Standard - is an important step towards allowing good practitioners to stand out and be counted

The Industry We Want: A new vision for the garment sector

14 January 2021
Senior leaders, global brands, government ministers, trade unions and international organisations came together on 14 January 2021 to define a new vision for the global garment industry, post COVID-19.

Guest blog: Covid-19 - BBS Granite Concepts Ltd on its continued efforts to promote FOA in its Chinese supply chain

8 January 2021
How has ETI member BBS Granite Concepts Ltd continued its vital work to build elected worker representation in its Chinese supply chain during Covid-19?

PPE procurement: ARCO report makes recommendations for better UK preparedness in future Pandemics

17 December 2020
ETI member ARCO has produced a report making 10 recommendations to ensure UK is better prepared for future pandemics when procuring PPE

New member case study: Ted Baker

10 December 2020
A profile of new ETI member Ted Baker, a hugely successful global lifestyle brand with a turnover of £677 million, and over 385 stores and concessions worldwide.

Japan's new law banning IUU seafood is a key step towards establishing a level playing field

10 December 2020
The passing of a law by the Japanese government, banning imports of illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing activities is a big step forward, writes Nick Kightley

Reopening of factories in Bangladesh: ETI and Quizrr partner to protect garment workers from Covid-19 infection

9 December 2020
Ethical Trading Initiative is partnering with digital training supplier Quizrr to support 20 garment factories in Bangladesh to operate in a Covid-safe way
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ETI publishes first annual impact report

8 December 2020
ETI has published its first annual impact report, funded by DFID RATE, providing a snapshot of the impacts of our activities working with members, partners and other key stakeholders around the World.

ETI supermarket members call on government to pilot mandatory licensing of car washes

7 December 2020
A number of ETI members, including Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s and Tesco have joined together to call for the mandatory licensing of car washes

Orange the World! How is ETI Bangladesh marking 16 Days of Activism?

3 December 2020
To mark 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, ETI Bangladesh is organising a range or activities, reaching 12,000 male and female workers across 10 factories in Bangladesh

ETI Statement: Call to action on human rights abuses in the Uyghur Region in the apparel and textiles sector

2 December 2020
ETI is supporting its members to sign up to the Call to Action on human rights abuses in the Uyghur region, and to implement the Brand Commitment as rapidly and effectively as possible

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