Modern Slavery Statement
STADWELL LTD is committed to preventing modern slavery and human trafficking in all its forms within our business operations and supply chains. We uphold a zero-tolerance approach to modern slavery and expect the same high standards from all who work with or supply to us.
This statement is made in accordance with Section 54(1) of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and outlines the steps taken by STADWELL LTD to combat modern slavery and human trafficking in our business and supply chains.
Our Business
Our journey at STADWELL LTD began with a vision to bring the finest, freshest produce to the UK market. We believe in the power of quality, sustainability, and genuine connections—between people, the land, and the produce that nourishes them. We are an importer of fresh produce, sourcing fruits and other agricultural goods from Mexico, Brazil, Kenya, Israel, Spain, Peru, and Morocco for distribution in the UK.
Our meaningful partnerships with trusted farms and suppliers, rooted in trust, integrity, and a shared commitment to sustainability, form the backbone of our business. These relationships empower us to deliver the finest global produce, ensuring exceptional freshness and reliability.
Leveraging trusted logistics partnerships, we efficiently and expertly navigate the complexities of the fresh produce industry. Our team’s unwavering dedication to timely deliveries, superior quality, and exceptional customer service has built the foundation of our trusted reputation. From farm to fork, excellence is at the heart of everything we do.
Our Commitmment
We recognise the risk of modern slavery within the agricultural sector and are committed to:
- Conducting due diligence on our suppliers to assess risks related to modern slavery and human trafficking.
- Ensuring transparency in our supply chain by working only with reputable growers, exporters, and distributors who align with our ethical standards.
- Implementing supplier agreements that require compliance with the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and ethical labour practices.
- Providing training to employees and key stakeholders to raise awareness of modern slavery risks and their role in prevention.
Practical Steps to Prevent Modern Slavery
To mitigate the risk of modern slavery in our operations and supply chain, STADWELL LTD takes the following measures:
1. Supplier Screening & Audits
- Conduct risk assessments on suppliers, particularly those in high-risk regions.
- Engage only with suppliers who provide assurances of fair labour practices.
- Introduce contractual obligations requiring suppliers to uphold ethical labour standards.
2. Ethical Sourcing Policy
- Work with suppliers who ensure fair wages and safe working conditions for labourers.
- Prohibit forced, bonded, or child labour in any part of our supply chain.
- Promote best practices in ethical farming, harvesting, and production methods.
3. Whistleblowing and Reporting
- Maintain an open reporting mechanism for employees, suppliers, and third parties to raise concerns regarding unethical practices.
- Ensure that any reports of modern slavery are investigated promptly, with corrective action taken where necessary.
4. Continuous Monitoring & Review
- Regularly review our policies and supply chain practices to strengthen our approach to modern slavery prevention.
- Engage with industry bodies and stakeholders to promote ethical trade.
Communication and Awareness
We ensure that our anti-slavery policy is communicated across all levels of our organisation, including:
- Employees, to increase awareness and vigilance.
- Suppliers and partners, to enforce compliance.
- Customers and stakeholders, to reinforce our commitment to ethical trade.
Governance and Accountability
The Directors of STADWELL LTD are responsible for implementing and overseeing our modern slavery prevention initiatives. This policy is reviewed annually to ensure its effectiveness.
Review Date: 6 March (Annually)
STADWELL LTD remains dedicated to upholding human rights and ethical business practices in every aspect of our operations.
All Of Our Suppliers Are Members Of Global G.A.P.
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