Примери за използване на Cocoa supply на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The cocoa supply chain is long and complex.
Nestlé is committed to the eradication of child labor in its cocoa supply chain.
The use of child labor in our cocoa supply goes against everything we stand for.".
Two countries, Ghana andCote d'Ivoire supply over half of the world's cocoa supply.
The use of child labor in our cocoa supply chain goes against everything we stand for.
In January the FLA will send independent experts to Côte d'Ivoire to examine Nestlé's cocoa supply chain.
The complexity of child labor in the cocoa supply chain means solving the problem will take years.
In January the FLA will send independent experts to Côte d'Ivoire to examine andmap out Nestlé's cocoa supply chain.
The initiative is part of an action plan drawn up by Nestle in response to a report on the company's cocoa supply chain in the West African country by the Fair Labor Association(FLA).
Nestlé set out actions to address child labour in response to Fair Labor Association report on the company's cocoa supply chain.
The initiative is part of an action plan drawn up by Nestlé in response to a report on the company's cocoa supply chain in the West African country by The Slave Child Labor Ring in Africa's Ivory Coast.
The decoding should benefit cultivation andbreeding of the cocoa plant and secure the cocoa supply in the long term.
It will demonstrate how Nestlé creates shared value within its cocoa supply chain to enhance the lives of cocoa farmers whilst also improving the quality of its products for consumers.
Nestlé is continuing to work with suppliers, certification partners andother bodies to ensure those working throughout the cocoa supply chain receive better training on child labour.
This case study demonstrates how Nestlé creates shared value within its cocoa supply chain to enhance the lives of cocoa farmers whilst also improving the quality of its products for consumers.
The report says an effective strategy to eliminate the problem must start by tackling the attitudes and perceptions of those in the cocoa supply chain and the communities in which they live.
To safeguard the future of the cocoa sector,our priority is not only to ensure a top-quality cocoa supply but also, more importantly, to improve the livelihoods of cocoa farming families in sourcing countries and to augment their agricultural knowhow.
Nestlé welcomes the FLA's finding that its‘Cocoa Plan' lays the foundations for strengthening and mounting further efforts to achieve its ambition of cocoa supply chains free from child labor.
The company will work more closely with its suppliers, its certification partners andother bodies to ensure those working throughout the cocoa supply chain receive better training on the nature of the child labor problem and how to address it.
The Cocoa Plan is a ten year,CHF 110 million commitment to provide higher quality cocoa plantlets to farmers and to make the cocoa supply chain more traceable.
By 2013 the company aims to source up to 15% of its global cocoa supply from farmers it covers.
The FLA report stated that an effective strategy to eliminate the problem of child labour in the Ivory Coast must start by tackling the attitudes and perceptions of those in the cocoa supply chain and the communities in which they live.
It builds upon existing efforts to develop a more sustainable cocoa supply through the Nestlé Cocoa Plan.
The work with the FLA will complement Nestlé's efforts to promote sustainability andbetter working practices in its cocoa supply chain which it set out in the Nestlé Cocoa Plan.
Nestlé does not own or operate farms in the Ivory Coast, butis well positioned to make a positive impact on the livelihoods of workers in the cocoa supply chain due to its leverage with its suppliers and the volume of cocoa beans it procures.