LONDON – Fashion retailer ASOS has agreed a new three-year partnership with Anti-Slavery International, and will work with the organisation to accelerate their dual objective of stamping out forced labour around the world.
ASOS’ Fashion With Integrity (FWI) 2030 programme sets out to minimise the firm’s impact on the environment and deliver positive benefits for workers, whilst Anti-Slavery International’s recent five-year strategy covers common ground by pledging to address child slavery, responsible business, migration and trafficking.
Simon Platts, ASOS’ responsible sourcing director, commented: “With dedicated resource and the opportunity to work together to drive change at scale, this new agreement takes things to the next level – and we’re so excited to be hitting the ground running in 2022.”
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