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Ethical Trading Initiative
For human rights, for better business
About Ethical Trading Initiative
ETI is a leading membership organisation focused on addressing human rights impacts in supply chains. By working with companies, trade unions and NGOs we are uniquely placed to tackle the challenges faced by workers around the world. For 25 years we've been supporting businesses to identify and reduce human rights risks in supply chains, through guidance and collaboration across our membership. Interested in becoming a member? Visit https://www.ethicaltrade.org/join-eti
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Signals from Ethical Trading Initiative
6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Ethical Trading Initiative member Wilson Odiyo joined Richard Howitt on the Frankly Speaking podcast from Responsible Companies, Frank Bold to discuss meaningful engagement in the food and agricultural industry.
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Presence & Recognition
Ethical Trading Initiative's Margherita Parodi will join a panel exploring how OECD National Contact Points can drive real corporate accountability at the WebHR Forum 2026 side event on 18 September in Strasbourg.
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Research & Knowledge
Ethical Trading Initiative has collected insights into heat risk across several blogs into a single series.
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Presence & Recognition
Ethical Trading Initiative is offering a four-day training module on business and human rights, delivered by Inherently Human, covering supply chain risk, managing and measuring progress, and effective remedy.
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Presence & Recognition
Ethical Trading Initiative's Purchasing Practices Lead Melissa Karadana is attending the UN Responsible Business and Human Rights Forum, Asia-Pacific, on 15 September 2026 at 11:15–12:00 ICT at the UN Conference Centre in Bangkok.
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Research & Knowledge
Ethical Trading Initiative published a new guide to responsible purchasing practices, detailing how pricing, lead times, forecasting, and payment terms shape conditions for workers and providing the ETI Common Framework with five practical principles.
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