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Our commitment for People

We take protection of human and labour rights of workers in the supply chain by providing clear standards to business partners. Among our actions, we actively assess risks and address any issues with corrective action and monitoring, working  with NGOs and supplier ratings agencies to support us.

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of Adhesives spend with direct suppliers was covered with an Ecovadis or equivalent assessment

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of Home, Personal Care and Beauty was covered with an Ecovadis or equivalent assessment

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suppliers mapped in the seafood sector through our due diligence management system with Oxfam

Protecting Human Rights

Respect for human rights is a core principle of Bolton's approach to responsible business conduct. Our Code of Conduct sets out specific commitments and expected behaviours regarding the protection and promotion of human rights across our operations — covering our employees, customers, and suppliers, as well as the communities in which we operate.

Find out more reading our Human Rights Policy
Through our sustainability strategy, we direct a share of the value generated by our brands towards initiatives aimed at reducing environmental impact and supporting social well-being in the communities where we operate.
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Marina Nissim Bolton Chairwoman

Bolton for Education Foundation

The Bolton for Education Foundation, was established by our Chairwoman Marina Nissim. It promotes the right to education for every human being, especially the youngest. By preventing early school leaving and engaging children with innovative teaching methods, Bolton for Education Foundation contributes to accessible, forward-looking education for all.

About Bolton for Education Foundation
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