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Mukzin Fashion Sustainability Actions

Ethical trade policy in place

Mukzin says its current ethical trade policy is based on the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) base code, which is a set of labour rules used by retailers, manufacturers, NGOs, and trade unions. The policy tells suppliers that work must be freely chosen, child labour must not be used, workers should be paid fairly, and working hours should stay within legal and safe limits. It also says discrimination, harsh treatment, and unsafe conditions are not allowed.

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Supplier code on worker rights

The brand’s supplier code of conduct sets out rules on worker rights and workplace standards. It says workers should be able to join unions, receive health and safety training, get clean facilities and safe housing where provided, and have written information about pay. It also says overtime should be voluntary and paid at a premium rate. These are labour-focused rules, so they relate more to social responsibility than to environmental impact.

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Regular stakeholder engagement

Mukzin says it aims to run the business in a fair and sustainable way and to benefit all stakeholders. It also says it seeks to engage with stakeholders on a regular basis. The material does not explain who those stakeholders are or give examples of the engagement, so the detail is limited. Still, the statement shows the brand is trying to present sustainability as part of how it manages the business, not just as a one-off project.

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