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The Purchasing Practices Gap: What SENA emphasised and what needs to change

The seafood industry is talking more about human rights, but rarely about how its own buying decisions are fuelling the problem. This piece unpacks what the Seafood Expo North America (SENA) revealed about the gap between procurement practices and ethical commitments, and what genuine change could look like.
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Remediation: what to do when forced labour is found

Sets out what effective remediation looks like when forced labour is identified in a supply chain: the immediate priorities, the decisions that need to be made, the distinction between private and state-imposed forced labour, the role of disengagement as a genuine last resort, and what workers are entitled to when things have gone wrong.
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From climate ambition to decent work: what just transition means in practice

Green and circular supply chains are central to climate action, but environmental progress doesn't automatically mean decent work for workers. Drawing on lessons from the SMEP programme, this blog explores what just transition looks like in practice, from occupational health and safety to worker voice and informal employment.