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Statement re: EHRC inquiry into meat and poultry sector

19 March 2010
The EHRC report released earlier this week into recruitment and employment in the meat and poultry processing sector provides the latest authoritative evidence that conditions for some workers in the industry are very poor.
Training for buyers

Buyers build their ethical skills

5 March 2010
ETI has launched a new ethical trade training course for buying staff, designed to help companies drive ethical trade to the heart of the way they do business.

Response to Sunday Times article

1 February 2010
ETI Statement in response to "Ugly low-pay truth of high street fashion", Sunday Times, 31 January 2010

Report on Primark inquiry

19 January 2010
A wide-ranging ethical trade action plan has been agreed with fashion retailer Primark following the conclusion of an in-depth inquiry commissioned by the Ethical Trading Initiative.
Momentum builds for action on wages

Momentum builds for action on wages

4 January 2010
An ETI members' meeting to discuss proposals for an Asia-wide 'floor wage' for garment workers has increased momentum for collective action to raise workers' wages in global supply chains.

Improving buying practices brings benefits for business and workers

14 December 2009
A roundtable discussion held by ETI on 10 DEcember 2009, saw leading garment making brands share experiences of improving their purhcasing practices in order to improve conditions for workers.
Ethical trade ‘quantum leap' gains support

Ethical trade ‘quantum leap' gains support

14 September 2009
ETI member companies to take 'quantum leap' forward in ethical trade
Children as young as 5 work in Indian stone quarries. Photo: Marshalls

ITN highlights child labour in Indian sandstone production

15 July 2009
Mohan, 5, said he enjoyed playing with hammers, but would rather be at school.

UK to quadruple funding for fair and ethical trade

7 July 2009
The UK Government is to quadruple its support for fair and ethical trade over the next four years, to a total of £18 million.

Bangladesh violence demands collective response, says ETI

3 July 2009
The violence that has erupted across the Bangladeshi garment industry over the past week is "another damning indictment of the state of workers' conditions in the industry," ETI Director Dan Rees said today (3 July 2009).

New ethical trading guidance for retailers launched

24 June 2009
ETI launches new DVDs, a re-vamped training programme and some top tips on how to trade ethically

Retailers gather to discuss next decade of ethical trade

24 June 2009
Ethical trade will be "more important than ever"

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