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How can I find out about your Ethical sourcing policy?
Our responsibility is to ensure that the items we sell are produced under acceptable conditions and in an ethical way. This means that they must have been produced:
- lawfully, through fair & honest dealing;
- without exploiting the people who made them;
- in decent working conditions and;
- without damaging the environment
We were pleased to have been accepted as members of the Ethical Trade Initiative in March 2009. Joining this initiative allows us to demonstrate our commitment to ethical trade practices and ensure that we are meeting the high standards expected of us by the organisation. For more information about the Ethical Trade Initiative and our Corporate Responsibility Programme.
If you would like to know more about our work in this area, please contact us at csr@asos.com.
Updated on 07 Oct 2024
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