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M&S supplier Tata archives social responsibility standard

29/04/2015

As part of Marks & Spencer’s (M&S) Sustainability Management Framework Project, India-based footwear supplier Tata International Footwear has been certified ISO 26000, which outlines recommendations for making organisations more socially responsible.

Nine of M&S’s biggest suppliers in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh have been selected for the project to integrate social and environmental sustainability into their business strategy using the ISO standard.

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