Supply Chain Management: Discussion: Maintaining Ethical and Sustainable Practices

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Maintaining Ethical and Sustainable Practices

Question One

I would search for more information online regarding the firm in Bangladesh to familiarize with their business approach. In that, I would randomly stop by their company and observe their business conduct. Hopefully, everything would seem ideal. The next step would be discussing corporately sustainable and ethical sourcing policies with firm management. During this discussion, I would outline our firm's direction as well as its vision. The discussion would also stress on the significance of sustainable and ethical sourcing. For instance, some certifications to note include ISO 14000 environmental certification, ISO 9000, Energy Star Certification, and FSC (Forest Stewardship Council). Alternatively, we could form a team of representatives to identify the terms for the acceptable business contract. Maybe, they might lack any certification. In such a case, would enhance our partnership by trying to help them through the certification barrier.

The discussion with that company would outline our terms of working. So, I would make sure that no party breaks the terms. Thus, I would keep an eye on their progress so that they also retain the conditioned we negotiated about. Following this further, from time to time, I would address the regarding the relevance of certified fair trade. A key point to put across would be that green services and products may an end to our union. Furthermore, our alliance would not tolerate any form of child labor or forced labor.

Question two

I would research on other alternatives including plant-based leathers. Manufactured, animal-made leather often features formaldehyde and other hazardous chemicals. It also includes chrome and other heavy metals. Besides, these hazardous chemicals and heavy metals may be harmful to the environment after ending up in wastewater. Pleather (synthetic leather) is a product of petroleum. Therefore, synthetic leather has is precise harm.

Additionally, pineapple leaves may be disposed or wasted. However, this could be another income source for farmers if these leaves are turned into leather. If anything, turning pineapple leaves would be an ideal measure towards reducing wastes. Such measures would ensure that the "hipster" community goes crazy over these innovative purses. From this point, the company may expand into producing different leather products including airplane seats, shoes, as well as backpacks. This opens the way for other products of pure leather.

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Maintaining Ethical and Sustainable Practices

Question One

I would search for more information online regarding the firm in Bangladesh to

familiarize with their business approach. In that, I would randomly stop by their company and

observe their business

conduct. Hopefully, everything would seem ideal. The next step would be

discussing corporately sustainable and ethical sourcing policies with firm management. During

this discussion, I would outline our firm's direction as well as its vision. The discussi

on would

also stress on the significance of sustainable and ethical sourcing. For instance, some

certifications to note include ISO 14000 environmental certification, ISO 9000, Energy Star

Certification, and FSC (Forest Stewardship Council). Alternatively,

we could form a team of

representatives to identify the terms for the acceptable business c

ontract. Maybe, they might lack

any certification. In such a case, would enhance our partnership by trying to help them through

the certification barrier.

The dis

cussion with that company would outline our terms of working. So, I would make

sure that no party breaks the terms. Thus, I would keep an eye on their progress so that they also

retain the conditioned we negotiated about. Following this further, from time

to time, I would

address the regarding the relevance of certified fair trade. A key point to put across would be that

green services and products may an end to our union. Furthermore, our alliance would not

tolerate any form of child labor or forced labor.

Question two

I would research on other alternatives including plant

-

based leathers. Manufactured,

animal

-

made leather often features formaldehyde and other hazardous chemicals. It also includes

chrome and other heavy metals. Besides, these hazardous ch

emicals and heavy metals may be

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Maintaining Ethical and Sustainable Practices

Question One

I would search for more information online regarding the firm in Bangladesh to

familiarize with their business approach. In that, I would randomly stop by their company and

observe their business conduct. Hopefully, everything would seem ideal. The next step would be

discussing corporately sustainable and ethical sourcing policies with firm management. During

this discussion, I would outline our firm's direction as well as its vision. The discussion would

also stress on the significance of sustainable and ethical sourcing. For instance, some

certifications to note include ISO 14000 environmental certification, ISO 9000, Energy Star

Certification, and FSC (Forest Stewardship Council). Alternatively, we could form a team of

representatives to identify the terms for the acceptable business contract. Maybe, they might lack

any certification. In such a case, would enhance our partnership by trying to help them through

the certification barrier.

The discussion with that company would outline our terms of working. So, I would make

sure that no party breaks the terms. Thus, I would keep an eye on their progress so that they also

retain the conditioned we negotiated about. Following this further, from time to time, I would

address the regarding the relevance of certified fair trade. A key point to put across would be that

green services and products may an end to our union. Furthermore, our alliance would not

tolerate any form of child labor or forced labor.

Question two

I would research on other alternatives including plant-based leathers. Manufactured,

animal-made leather often features formaldehyde and other hazardous chemicals. It also includes

chrome and other heavy metals. Besides, these hazardous chemicals and heavy metals may be