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COVID-19: How The Body Shop's Community Fairtrade Programe is responding

  • 9 May 2020

Lee Mann, who heads up The Body Shop's Community Fairtrade Programme, speaking about how the lockdown has affected employees in the 24 countries the programme sources ingredients and accessories from.

He covers payment terms, how they can best support communities and how they are remaining vigilant in light of potential increased risks for vulnerable workers as a result of the pandemic.

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