SMETA FAQ: Addressing Your Responsible Sourcing Queries
SMETA
SMETA stands for Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit, a globally recognized audit methodology developed by Sedex, a not-for-profit organisation committed to promoting ethical and responsible business practices across global supply chains. With the evolving demands for transparency and compliance, SMETA audits enable businesses to manage risks, enhance reputation, and align with global ESG standards.
Why is SMETA Important?
As consumer expectations and regulatory pressures increase, businesses need a robust framework to demonstrate responsible sourcing. SMETA audits not only assess compliance with labour, health, safety, and environmental standards but also help organisations build trust with stakeholders and foster sustainable practices.
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What’s Inside the FAQ?
Our comprehensive SMETA FAQ PDF answers all your pressing questions, including:
- How SMETA audits differ from other social audits.
- The key differences between 2-pillar and 4-pillar audits.
- The benefits of SMETA audits for businesses of all sizes.
- Guidance on preparing for a SMETA audit.
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