BCI consults on updated requirements

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Cotton sustainability organisation says changes to its assurance requirements are designed to align with new corporate due diligence laws

GENEVA - The Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) has gone out to consultation on proposals that would tighten its social auditing expectations, raise the bar for certification bodies and harden sanctions for non‑compliance.
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The consultation, running until 25th February, covers draft revisions to BCI's 'General Certification Requirements for Certification Bodies' and 'Principles & Criteria (P&C) Monitoring and Certification Requirements'.

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