Develop a supplier code of conduct that ensures your supply chain is not contributing to the exploitation of people or the environment, aligns your organisation to international standards of human rights and environmental stewardship, allows transparency, and ensures you are prepared for the impacts of climate change.
Customers want to know.
As customers become more aware, informed, and connected they are increasingly demanding to know where products come from, who made them, what they contain, and where their money is going.
Strong relationships.
A professional well thought out supplier code of conduct will help your organisation build strong, respected, and sustained relationships with your supply chain.
74% of Kiwis want to work for a company that is socially and environmentally responsible.
Ongoing support and expertise at the tiered level your business requires. Think of it as your very own sustainability manager at a fraction of the cost.