SMETA Ethical Code Advisory

SMETA and Ethical Sourcing

Supporting your ethical sourcing program implementation for positive impact.

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SMETA and Ethical Sourcing: Prepare with Confidence

If your business is looking to incorporate SMETA, the ETI Code, or other social responsibility or environmental standards, SCS Consulting Services provides expert guidance to help you understand the important components necessary for integrating social responsibility into your organization. Whether your sector is manufacturing, agriculture, technology, consumer goods, or another industry, our dedicated support ensures your successful implementation of SMETA or social and environmental standards.

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Strengthen Ethical Performance with Our Support

Our SMETA and ethical sourcing support helps you:

  • Understand the SMETA and ETI Code requirements (2-pillar or 4-pillar)
  • Create implementation strategy and plan to address identified gaps in labor, health and safety, environmental, and ethics practices
  • Build dedicated training capacity to meet the ethical sourcing standard(s)
  • Create supply chain Code of Conduct in line with responsible sourcing programs
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The SCS Consulting Services Advantage

SCS Consulting Services brings deep experience in social responsibility and ethical sourcing training and program implementation across global supply chains. Our advisors are familiar with SMETA programs, ETI base code, ILO conventions, and how ethical sourcing programs are implemented within operations. We've supported clients across North America, Latin America, and Asia, and we’re known for practical, region-specific, and industry-relevant guidance that leads to successful outcomes.

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