TFI

TFI is an investment company known for its significant role in the food and beverage industry, particularly in China.

CCI Score

-31.02

0.01% April 18

Latest Event

US Government Advisory on Xinjiang Supply Chain Risks

An advisory issued by several US government agencies warns companies about supply chain links to forced labor in Xinjiang. Given TFI’s investments in the food and beverage industry in China, this event highlights significant risks regarding supply chain ethics and potential indirect complicity in human rights abuses.

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TFI is currently rated as a Toadie.

-30 to -44 CCI Score

Companies scoring in this range actively seek to please authoritarian regimes. They offer proactive support and assistance in exchange for preferential treatment, compromising ethical standards for business gains and political favor.

Latest Events

JUL

10

2020

US Government Advisory on Xinjiang Supply Chain Risks
-31.02

An advisory issued by several US government agencies warns companies about supply chain links to forced labor in Xinjiang. Given TFI’s investments in the food and beverage industry in China, this event highlights significant risks regarding supply chain ethics and potential indirect complicity in human rights abuses.
-50

Supply Chain Ethics

March 19

The US Government advisory warns businesses about the heightened risks associated with supply chain links to entities engaged in forced labor and human rights abuses in Xinjiang, China. As TFI plays a significant role in the food and beverage industry in China, it may be exposed to reputational, legal, and economic risks if its supply chains are not rigorously vetted. This event suggests potential indirect complicity in supporting repressive practices through supply chain missteps.

US Government Warns Businesses of Human Rights Risks in Supply Chain in Xinjiang, China