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Foundation Stage – the start of your member journey

24 June 2019
Foundation Stage Membership of ETI is a two year process that all new members have to complete before they can progress to full membership.
Female workers packing fresh produce, Peru

A new direction for horticulture in Latin America

19 June 2019
A new study of good practices in fresh produce imported by UK supermarkets from Colombia, Mexico and Peru.

Why is public procurement so critical in the fight to end modern slavery, forced labour and human trafficking?

9 June 2019
How do you measure influence? How do you get ideas and values to stick?

After India’s general election - what next for ethical trade?

6 June 2019
Stirling Smith, ETI trainer and blogger, looks at the possible implications of India's general election and clarifies the minimum wage in India.

New ILO convention tackles violence in the workplace

28 May 2019
Will governments back a new international labour standard to help end workplace violence and harassment?

Ethics attract: can Ethiopia woo investors with fair labour practice?

23 May 2019
Ethiopia is in the rise as investors eye its increasing role in global supply chains.

Making sense of May Day for the future

21 May 2019
Reflections on the contrast between uplifting seasonal activities and the struggle for workers' rights.

Building a two-way road: SCORE emphasises communication skills

14 May 2019
A supplier company in China on positive effects of the ILO SCORE programme.

SCORE brings a Chinese factory positive reforms in a challenging time

13 May 2019
Long Shine sports factory, undertook a joint ETI/ILO training initiative that aims to make production more profitable for both factory and workers.

Publishing factory lists: the transparency debate

29 April 2019
We expect a commitment to continuous improvement as measured against our Base Code. We also expect active pre-competitive collaboration.

ETI receives anti-slavery funding for work in Malaysia

26 April 2019
The Home Office’s award will fund a two-year project to help vulnerable migrant workers in Malaysia access support and advice and seek remedy where they have suffered abuse.

Sexual abuse of workers in Spain’s strawberry fields

18 April 2019
Companies must ensure that everything possible is being done to ensure safe working conditions for migrant workers in their supply chains in Southern Spain.

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