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| | ... benchmarked against those indicators. The companies will cover three industry sectors - food and beverage/agriculture, apparel, and extractives. The benchmark has been developed by fund managers Aviva Investors and Calvert Investments, the Business and ... |
| | | ... benchmarked against those indicators. The companies will cover three industry sectors - food and beverage/agriculture, apparel, and extractives. The benchmark has been developed by fund managers Aviva Investors and Calvert Investments, the Business and ... |
| | | ... published the names and addresses of its factories in Bangladesh in August 2014, Wesfarmers said. Coles stopped sourcing apparel from Bangladesh in 2013, after a regular review, and Coles published the names and addresses of its factories in Cambodia ... |
| | | ... soft drink, agricultural products and food retail sectors were found to have greater supply chain water footprints than apparel, brewing, distilling and wine producing companies. On company risk management, some well-known consumer brands are strong ... |
| | | ... in an attempt to prevent further tragedies such as 2012's Rana Plaza factory collapse, Australian retailers that source apparel from Bangladeshi suppliers are still exposed to risks including poor working conditions, lack of a living wage and poor infrastructure ... |
| | | ... increase its focus on collaborative work in three broad product categories - food and farming, hard goods and household, and apparel and textiles, the group said. ETI, an alliance of companies, trade unions and voluntary organisations that targets the ... |
| | | ... footsteps? Sustainability reporting: the drive towards integration NSW coal miners engage in landmark stakeholder survey Apparel industry exposed to social risk in supply chain Rio Tinto annual report: fewer injuries, increase in GHG emission ANZ publishes ... |
| | | ... and do influence, they're being held accountable for." See Also: Variability in level of ASX100 supply chain disclosures Apparel industry exposed to social risk in supply chain |
| | | ... underrating of human rights risks and opportunities and help build the internal management structures," Lyster said. See Also: Apparel industry exposed to social risk in supply chain |
| | | Eds note: article has been revised to include comment from Ian Woods of AMP Capital. The Australian apparel and retailers industry is exposed to social risks through their supply chain, both in South East Asia and at home, and companies and their investors ... |
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