Cases from companies
Sinatur Hotel & Konference: Sustainability is about making conscious choices
Focusing on due diligence and managing potential risks at Ørsted
Linking human rights policy and process at Nordic Fruit
‘By Malene Birger’ uses material guide for overview and prioritisation
Miild communicates transparently about palm oil challenges
SKAGERAK: Concrete measurements provide valuable overview
How a Norwegian SME in the food industry handled remedy
Letz Sushi thinks certification first, then price
Ongoing follow-up at Gasa Nord Grønt’s 55 nurseries
About this guide
This guide is aimed at small and medium-sized businesses - i.e. companies with 2 to 250 employees, across industries. Human rights due diligence is relevant whether you are in the B2C or B2B market, import, export or have your own production in Denmark.
The purpose of the guide is to help SMEs in their work with human rights, environmental and climate due diligence - regardless of company size and resources. The guide provides inspiration on where to start and how to strengthen your current processes.
The guide has been prepared by Ethical Trade Denmark. A first version of the guide - focused on human rights and targeted at the food cluster - was developed in collaboration with the Danish Agriculture & Food Council and Arla, co-financed by the Danish Business Authority.
The guide may not be modified, reproduced or translated without prior written agreement with Ethical Trade Denmark. The guide may only be used in educational contexts with clear credit to Ethical Trade Denmark, including a clear logo.
