ethical sourcing
[ˈɛθɪkəl ˈsɔːrsɪŋ]
noun
abastecimento ético
1. The practice of obtaining products and materials from suppliers who adhere to fair labor practices, environmental sustainability, and social responsibility standards
The company committed to ethical sourcing by ensuring all suppliers pay fair wages and maintain safe working conditions.
A empresa se comprometeu com o abastecimento ético garantindo que todos os fornecedores paguem salários justos e mantenham condições de trabalho seguras.
2. A business approach that prioritizes transparency and accountability throughout the supply chain to prevent exploitation and environmental damage
Ethical sourcing of coffee means knowing exactly where the beans come from and that farmers receive fair compensation.
O abastecimento ético de café significa saber exatamente de onde vêm os grãos e que os agricultores recebem compensação justa.
Ethical sourcing has become increasingly important in both Brazilian and American corporate cultures, reflecting growing consumer awareness about labor rights and environmental impact. In Brazil, this concept connects with discussions about exploitation in agriculture and manufacturing. In the USA, it's often tied to premium branding and consumer activism. Both markets see ethical sourcing as a competitive advantage and moral imperative.
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