Standards belong at the buying point.

Buying decisions should protect people, land and the integrity of the crop.

Supplier expectations and concerns are handled through the sourcing and grievance processes.

Rasad does not accept child labour in its operations or supply chain.

The response to a concern must protect the child, investigate the facts and address the cause.

Commercial pressure does not excuse forced labour, harassment, discrimination or unsafe work.

Workers and supply-chain partners can report concerns without charge and in confidence.

Origin has to be known, not assumed.

Farm-location records and land-use checks are part of the traceability work still being built.

People should be able to work without avoidable harm.

Serious and urgent risks are prioritised through the grievance process.

People affected by Rasad's work need a direct route to the company.

Field officers, hub managers and community meetings provide routes to ask questions or report concerns.