Guest Blog: NoSweat's Jay Kerr on how one worker-led factory, set up in the aftermath of the Rana Plaza tragedy in Bangladesh, is being supported to survive the global coronavirus pandemic

VIDEO: Banana Link's Paul Lievens gives an assessment of how the pandemic is impacting workers on plantations in Colombia, Ecuador, Costa Rica & Peru

Home-based workers are the backbone of the global garment industry, but are among the most vulnerable and worst affected by Covid-19. HomeNet South Asia, which represents 900,000 home-based workers across South Asia, outlines a number of demands for global and domestic retail garment companies

Companies have been “too silent for too long” on the abuse of migrant workers in Mediterranean food supply chains, says Nick Kightley

The decision by US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to detain tuna imports linked to slave labour is “a wake up call” to companies about the importance of carrying out human rights due diligence

How the lockdown has affected employees in the 24 countries the programme sources ingredients and accessories from.

Focusing on the impact of coronavirus on garment supply chains in Cambodia and Myanmar

What might the "new normal" look for global supply chains once the coronavirus pandemic is over? ETI heard a virtual think tank with key stakeholders to explore ideas and the potential for collaborative action to drive sustainable change

Guest blog: Dave Martin explains how the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership is using its network of 150 corporate partners and Supply Chain Roundtable participants to support workers in over 40 countries

VIDEO: Oxfam's Ethical Trade Manager Rachel Wilshaw gives a summary of what they are seeing in supply chains as a result of Coronavirus and how they are responding.