Olmar Foods Ltd

A supplier providing high-quality ingredients, specializing in pure and natural food ingredients.

CCI Score

-23.66

0.02% April 18

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Supply Chain Human Rights and Labor Practices Assessment for Olmar Foods Ltd

The article discusses human rights abuses in supermarket supply chains and underscores the need for more rigorous assessments and remedial actions. This raises concerns for suppliers like Olmar Foods Ltd regarding their role in ensuring ethical labor practices and supply chain transparency.

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JAN

19

2024

Supply Chain Human Rights and Labor Practices Assessment for Olmar Foods Ltd
-30.89

The article discusses human rights abuses in supermarket supply chains and underscores the need for more rigorous assessments and remedial actions. This raises concerns for suppliers like Olmar Foods Ltd regarding their role in ensuring ethical labor practices and supply chain transparency.
-30

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 19

The article highlights significant gaps in labor rights oversight within supply chains. For a supplier such as Olmar Foods Ltd, the lack of robust human rights impact assessments may imply complicity in systemic labor abuses. Improvements in ensuring fair labor practices are urgently needed.

Supermarkets are assessing human rights abuses in their supply chains
-40

Supply Chain Ethics

March 19

The article underscores the pervasive risk of human rights abuses inherent in complex supply chains. For suppliers like Olmar Foods Ltd, the failure to implement transparent supply chain assessments and enforce ethical sourcing practices could contribute to systemic exploitation and abuse.

Supermarkets are assessing human rights abuses in their supply chains
NOV

30

2016

Human Rights Risks in the Supply Chain Exposed
-21.61

An article highlights significant human rights concerns in supply chains, including forced labour, inadequate working conditions, and safety risks, implying that companies like Olmar Foods Ltd, a supplier of high-quality natural ingredients, may face ethical challenges in their supply chain practices.
-50

Supply Chain Ethics

March 19

The article details a range of serious supply chain ethical failures, including forced labour and unsafe working conditions, which are core issues under Supply Chain Ethics. Given that Olmar Foods Ltd operates as a supplier in an industry where such abuses have been documented, the score reflects a negative assessment of current or potential practices in its supply chain oversight.

Human rights risks in the supply chain
-50

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 19

Exhibiting themes of forced labour, harassment, and unsafe working conditions, the article underscores significant concerns in labor relations across supply chains. Such practices not only compromise worker rights but also contribute to broader issues of corporate complicity in authoritarian and exploitative systems.

Human rights risks in the supply chain
MAY

30

2016

Human Rights in Supply Chains
-18.49

The Human Rights Watch report highlights widespread human rights abuses in global supply chains, including forced labor, child labor, and inadequate human rights due diligence. This raises concerns for companies in sectors like food ingredients that may not be enforcing stringent supply chain oversight, potentially making them complicit in systemic labor abuses.
-40

Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

March 19

The report documents multiple instances of labor rights abuses in global supply chains. Given that vulnerable groups such as women, migrant workers, and child laborers are repeatedly exploited, any company failing to implement rigorous labor rights protections, including proper human rights due diligence, is at risk of complicity. This rating reflects concerns about inadequate protection of labor rights in supply chains.

Human Rights in Supply Chains
-50

Supply Chain Ethics

March 19

The report underscores systemic failures in ensuring supply chain ethics, evidencing how companies often neglect to enforce due diligence measures that can prevent human rights abuses. This rating reflects the inherent risks in supply chain management practices, putting companies at risk of indirect complicity in authoritarian exploitation if they do not take stronger ethical measures.

Human Rights in Supply Chains