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Article

7 Apr 2004

Author:
AccountAbility

New Report Finds Many UK Companies Struggling To Demonstrate Effective Management Of Supply Chain Labour Standards

Gradient: promoting best practice management of supply chain labour standards analyses in-depth, 35 FTSE 350 companies, in six sectors which tend to have extensive developing country supply chains: general retailers, food and drug retailers, food producers, telecommunications, tobacco and beverages. [refers to the following cos. as sector leaders: Marks & Spencer, Sainsbury's, BT, Cadbury Schweppes, British American Tobacco, Diageo]