ASOS has enjoyed significant success and growth in its first 10 years. With this growth and success we have seen a great deal of change in our business, not least in the number and location of suppliers that we work with around the world. We can now provide our customers with expertise and quality sourced from many different countries.
With such benefits comes great responsibility. We have a responsibility to our supply partners, customers, colleagues and shareholders to ensure that ASOS products are produced in acceptable conditions and in an ethical way. This responsibility is central to how we operate as a business.
In July 2008, ASOS adopted the Ethical Trade Initiative (ETI) Base Code throughout our global supply chain. We were accepted as members of the ETI in March 2009. The ETI is a ground breaking alliance of companies, trade unions and voluntary organisations who work together to improve the working lives of people across the globe who make or grow consumer goods. For more information on the ETI please see www.ethicaltrade.org.
ASOS takes its responsibilities for the ethical treatment of workers in its supply chain very seriously. Whilst we acknowledge that many issues associated with ethical trading cannot be solved overnight, we believe that sustainable and significant change is an achievable goal if we work in collaboration with other companies, trade unions and NGO's. Ethical trade is a challenge. We are putting a framework in place that will enable us to improve.
http://www.asos.com/
With such benefits comes great responsibility. We have a responsibility to our supply partners, customers, colleagues and shareholders to ensure that ASOS products are produced in acceptable conditions and in an ethical way. This responsibility is central to how we operate as a business.
In July 2008, ASOS adopted the Ethical Trade Initiative (ETI) Base Code throughout our global supply chain. We were accepted as members of the ETI in March 2009. The ETI is a ground breaking alliance of companies, trade unions and voluntary organisations who work together to improve the working lives of people across the globe who make or grow consumer goods. For more information on the ETI please see www.ethicaltrade.org.
ASOS takes its responsibilities for the ethical treatment of workers in its supply chain very seriously. Whilst we acknowledge that many issues associated with ethical trading cannot be solved overnight, we believe that sustainable and significant change is an achievable goal if we work in collaboration with other companies, trade unions and NGO's. Ethical trade is a challenge. We are putting a framework in place that will enable us to improve.
http://www.asos.com/
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