Stronger Together
Stronger Together is a UK non-profit that helps enterprises across apparel, construction, agriculture, food, and warehousing prevent modern slavery and labour exploitation in their operations and supply chains via training, the Stronger Together 360° online tool, assessments, certification, and a 230+ member Business Partner network across 8+ countries.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2015
- HeadquartersCamberley, United Kingdom
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingServices
What Stronger Together does
Stronger Together is a UK non-profit (company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales; Company Registration No. 11598061) headquartered in Camberley, Surrey, founded around 2013–2015. The organisation enables businesses to embed responsible recruitment and employment practices and to mitigate labour exploitation — including modern slavery, forced labour, and worker-paid recruitment fees — across their operations and supply chains. Its client base spans enterprises in high-risk sectors including UK apparel, construction, consumer goods, warehousing, and labour provision, as well as Italian wine, Mexican/Costa Rican agriculture, South African agriculture, US fresh produce, and Spanish agriculture.
The core technology asset is the Stronger Together 360° online capacity-building tool (formerly the Responsible Recruitment Toolkit Online Tool), which provides a 6-stage Strategy and Due Diligence Framework, 14 Responsible Recruitment and Fair Work Standards, self-assessment, benchmarking, action planning, and supplier connectivity. It is complemented by 300+ multilingual resources, a Resource Library, interactive eLearning courses delivered via a dedicated LMS, expert-led live workshops and in-house training, free webinars, the Business Partner membership scheme (Standard, Advanced, Verified tiers with annual evidence upload), Organisational Progress Assessments (OPA), and the Clearview responsible-recruitment certification. AAALP — the American Association of AgLabor Providers — operates as a US sub-brand offering 12 e-learning modules to farm labour contractors.
The organisation operates a hybrid subscription and professional-services revenue model: tiered annual subscriptions for the 360° tool and Business Partner membership (Standard tier free, higher tiers paid), workshop and bespoke consultancy fees, paid eLearning/membership subscriptions, and one-time resource/toolkit sales. Distribution is direct-to-enterprise via self-serve digital tools, field sales for workshops and consultancy, and channel partners including three Scandinavian state alcohol monopolies (Systembolaget, Vinmonopolet, Alko), Bonsucro, GLOBALG.A.P., Sedex, BRC, and 50+ other Programme Sponsors and Supporting Partners such as Tesco, Sainsbury's, ASDA, Morrisons, M&S, John Lewis Partnership, Aldi, Lidl, Co-op, Ocado, and The Very Group. The organisation claims 23,000+ individuals trained, 230+ Business Partners, 3,000+ 360° tool subscribers, and 1,000,000+ people reached.
Stronger Together firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Stronger Together
- Legal name
- Stronger Together
- Website
- https://stronger2gether.org
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2015
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- Stronger Together is a UK non-profit that helps enterprises across apparel, construction, agriculture, food, and warehousing prevent modern slavery and labour exploitation in their operations and supply chains via training, the Stronger Together 360° online tool, assessments, certification, and a 230+ member Business Partner network across 8+ countries.
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Stronger Together industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Ethical Labour / Modern Slavery Compliance Services
- NAICS
- Business Associations (813910), Professional Organizations (813920), Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services (541)
- SIC
- Services-Membership Organizations (8600), Services-Management Consulting Services (8742)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Fair Trade & Ethical Supply Chains (Certification, Traceability, Producer Support) (BPAGALAL)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Independent Contractor Compliance & Classification (IC vs Employee) (BPACAGAA), Assessment, Certification & Qualifications Frameworks (BPADAKAL), Human Resources (HR) & Talent (SHRM/HRCI) Certifications (EDAAANAE)
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Where Stronger Together is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Camberley
- HQ country
- United Kingdom
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices1 record
Markets served
Stronger Together business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others
Revenue model
- Business Partner Subscriptions: Organisations pay an annual fee to become Stronger Together Business Partners, demonstrating commitment to ethical and responsible practices. Different levels include Standard, Advanced, Verified (with third-party assessment). Business Partners gain access to the network, resources, and the right to use the Business Partner logo for marketing.
- Stronger Together 360° Tool Subscriptions: Subscription-based access to the 360° online tool with tiered pricing options. The tool is used by over 3,000 business representatives to support compliance with labour rights due diligence.
- Membership / eLearning Platform Subscriptions: Annual membership tiers with login/register functionality offering access to eLearning courses, resources, and member-exclusive content. Registration and paid membership levels are available at membership-checkout.
- Workshop and Training Fees: Revenue from live interactive workshops, in-house training, and bespoke consultancy services delivered by industry specialists. Workshops cover topics such as modern slavery, responsible recruitment, human rights due diligence, and sector-specific training for UK, US, Italy, Mexico, South Africa, and Spain.
- Resource and Toolkit Sales: Sale of downloadable resources including toolkits, checklists, templates, and guidance documents from the Stronger Together resource library. Resources are available in multiple languages and cover themes including forced labour, recruitment fees, grievance mechanisms, and supply chain due diligence.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Annual | Stronger Together 360° Online Tool subscriptions with multiple pricing tiers based on business size and access scope. |
| Subscription | Annual | Business Partner membership tiers: Standard (free, self-verified), Advanced (self-verified), Verified/Advanced Verified (third-party OPA or checklist assessment required within last three years). |
| Other | Multi-year contract | Live interactive workshops and in-house training sessions delivered by industry specialists. |
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels8 records
Marketing channels8 records
Stronger Together product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Stronger Together is a non-profit organisation that enables businesses to embed responsible recruitment and employment practices and mitigate labour exploitation in their operations and supply chains. It delivers this through a portfolio of training, tools, assessments, and certification — including the proprietary Stronger Together 360° Online Tool (formerly the Responsible Recruitment Toolkit), tiered Business Partner membership, eLearning courses, live workshops and in-house training, Organisational Progress Assessments, Clearview Certification, bespoke consultancy, and a 300+ multilingual resource library. It also operates sector-specific programmes (UK Apparel, Construction, Consumer Goods, Warehousing) and country-specific programmes (UK, Italy, Mexico, South Africa, US, Costa Rica, Spain).
Product overview
Stronger Together is a non-profit organization offering a multi-product portfolio focused on tackling modern slavery and labour exploitation in supply chains. The core offering includes the Stronger Together 360° online capacity building tool (formerly the Responsible Recruitment Toolkit), complemented by eLearning courses, workshops, webinars, and a Resource Library. The organization provides assessment and certification services (OPA and Clearview), bespoke consultancy, and operates country-specific programmes for Italy, Mexico, South Africa, and the United States, as well as sector-specific programmes for UK Apparel, Construction, Consumer Goods, and Warehousing. The AAALP (American Association of AgLabor Providers) initiative supports farm labor contractors in North American agriculture. The portfolio is delivered through both self-service digital tools and expert-led training and consultancy services.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- AAALP (American Association of AgLabor Providers): A national trade association launched by Stronger Together US, dedicated to supporting farm labor contractors and recruiters in the U.S. agricultural sector, offering access to e-learning modules, implementation resources, and collaborative networks.
- Stronger Together 360
- Stronger Together Business Partners
- Clearview Certification
Products and services
- Stronger Together 360° Online Tool Proprietary online capacity-building platform (formerly Responsible Recruitment Toolkit Online Tool) that helps businesses understand, achieve, and demonstrate responsible recruitment and fair work across their operations and supply chains. Includes a 6-stage Strategy and Due Diligence Framework, 14 Responsible Recruitment and Fair Work Standards, step-by-step guidance mapped to international ethical standards, self-assessment, benchmarking, action planning, real-time reports, and supplier connectivity features. Used by 3,000+ business representatives globally.
- Business Partners Programme Tiered annual membership programme (Standard, Advanced, Verified/Advanced Verified) allowing businesses to publicly demonstrate commitment to tackling labour exploitation and embedding responsible recruitment practice. Members upload annual evidence, gain logo usage rights, access peer best-practice sharing, and benefit from inclusion in the public Business Partner directory.
- eLearning Courses Interactive and engaging online training courses on tackling modern slavery, forced labour, and labour exploitation. Flexible and cost-effective training solution enabling workforces to understand what modern slavery is and how to identify and respond to it. Courses available across UK, South Africa, Australia, and US sectors, delivered via a dedicated LMS platform.
- Workshops Expert, live interactive training sessions delivered by industry specialists, providing practical guidance and steps to embed responsible recruitment and mitigate forced labour risks. Available both online and in-person, tailored by sector and topic, across UK, US, Italy, Mexico, South Africa, Spain, and Costa Rica.
- In-House Training Off-the-shelf or custom-made workshops delivered in-house, designed to meet the specific needs and convenience of individual businesses. Available both online and in-person, and customisable by duration, topic, and level of expertise.
- Organisational Progress Assessment (OPA) A two-day affordable expert assessment of an organisation's performance in tackling modern slavery in both their own operations and supply chain. Delivers an action plan and detailed recommendations for improvement.
- Clearview Certification A global responsible recruitment certification programme enabling businesses to differentiate in the marketplace by certifying that they operate responsibly, legally, and ethically in the sourcing and supply of workers. Third-party verified certification supporting the Advanced/Verified Business Partner levels.
- Bespoke Support and Consultancy Tailored one-to-one consultancy services developed and delivered by experts to guide businesses on human rights-related challenges, including strategy and policy development, capacity building, labour rights risk assessments, monitoring and impact planning, and end-to-end human rights programme support.
- AAALP (American Association of AgLabor Providers) Membership National non-profit trade association initiated by Stronger Together US, representing and supporting labour providers and contractors (FLCs) for North American agriculture. Provides members with 12 interactive e-learning modules, tailored implementation resources, and a collaborative industry network to position members as ethical labour providers in the US agricultural sector.
Quantifiable outcome
- 23,000+ individuals trained across all programmes
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Companies that use Stronger Together
Customer profileNamed customers4 records
Segments6 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
Stronger Together technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
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- No
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Feature4 records
Stronger Together partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
44 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.
- EqualitascoreEqualitas co-developed the Stronger Together Italia programme alongside Stronger Together, specifically targeting the Italian wine industry to prevent labour exploitation in wine supply chains. Equalitas is an Italian sustainability certification organisation active in the wine sector.
- Systembolaget (Sweden)coreSwedish state alcohol monopoly Systembolaget is a programme sponsor of Stronger Together Italia, supporting the initiative aimed at preventing labour exploitation in wine supply chains. Systembolaget channels programme participation to its Italian wine supply chain partners as a market access requirement.
- Vinmonopolet (Norway)coreNorwegian state alcohol monopoly Vinmonopolet sponsors the Stronger Together Italia programme alongside Systembolaget and Alko. The programme offers training workshops, operational guidelines, and supplier management tools to Italian wine producers.
- Alko (Finland)coreFinnish state alcohol monopoly Alko co-sponsors the Stronger Together Italia programme with Systembolaget and Vinmonopolet, supporting the prevention of labour exploitation in Italian wine supply chains through training, guidelines, and supplier management tools.
- ArgeaminorItalian wine group Argea joined the Stronger Together Italia programme as the first private wine company in Italy, following existing sustainability efforts including a Wine Supply Chain Sustainability Pact covering 28 producers representing over 60% of its wine purchases in 2025.
- American Association of AgLabor Providers (AAALP)coreAAALP is an initiative of Stronger Together US, launched as the first national trade association dedicated to supporting farm labour contractors and recruiters in the U.S. agricultural sector. Founding members: Garza Labor, Arkansas Global Connect, CIERTO Global, and LaborMex. Offers 12 interactive e-learning modules and a collaborative industry network.
- Garza Labor (AAALP Founding Member)coreFounding member of AAALP (American Association of AgLabor Providers), Stronger Together's US initiative for farm labour contractors. Garza Labor gains access to the association's e-learning modules, collaborative networks, and credibility as an ethical labour provider.
- Arkansas Global Connect (AAALP Founding Member)coreFounding member of AAALP. Arkansas Global Connect participates in the association to access standardised education, compliance guidance, and collaborative networks for responsible agricultural labour provision.
- CIERTO Global (AAALP Founding Member)coreFounding member of AAALP. CIERTO Global is an ethical labour provider that joined AAALP to enhance market access and credibility as a responsible recruitment advocate in the US agricultural supply chain.
- LaborMex (AAALP Founding Member)coreFounding member of AAALP. LaborMex joined AAALP to gain access to the association's training resources and industry network, positioning itself as an ethical labour provider in North American agriculture.
- World Vision MéxicocoreWorld Vision México collaborates with Stronger Together to promote human rights due diligence in Mexico's agricultural export sector. The partnership focuses on capacity building for companies to implement responsible recruitment and mitigate human rights risks.
- BonsucrocoreBonsucro collaborates with Stronger Together to develop responsible recruitment capabilities in the Mexican sugarcane sector. Workshops were delivered in November 2024 to support producers in improving hiring practices in alignment with Bonsucro standards.
- TescocoreTesco is a Programme Sponsor and Supporting Partner of Stronger Together, appearing in the partner organisations logo section on stronger2gether.org. Tesco's endorsement provides market credibility and drives business participation in the programme.
- John Lewis PartnershipcoreJohn Lewis Partnership is a Programme Sponsor and Supporting Partner of Stronger Together. The partnership is actively promoted, and JLP is a visible supporter across Stronger Together's UK programmes including the UK Consumer Goods Programme.
- Marks & SpencercoreMarks & Spencer (M&S) is a Programme Sponsor and Supporting Partner of Stronger Together, appearing in the partner organisations section. M&S promotes Stronger Together's resources and programmes across its supply chain.
- ASDAcoreASDA is a Programme Sponsor and Supporting Partner of Stronger Together, listed in the partner organisations logo section. ASDA's support drives participation in Stronger Together's programmes across UK supply chains.
- Sainsbury'scoreSainsbury's is a Programme Sponsor and Supporting Partner of Stronger Together, endorsing the organisation's mission to tackle modern slavery and embed responsible recruitment practices in UK retail supply chains.
- MorrisonscoreMorrisons is a Programme Sponsor and Supporting Partner of Stronger Together. The supermarket chain promotes Stronger Together's tools and training across its supply chain network.
- STARK UK (Stark Building Materials)coreSTARK UK (Stark Building Materials UK) is a Programme Sponsor of Stronger Together's UK Construction and Property Programme. Executive Sponsor Nim Cassidy stated STARK is committed to supporting ethical practices in construction by sponsoring the programme.
- BRC (British Retail Consortium)minorBRC (British Retail Consortium) is listed as a Supporting Partner of Stronger Together. BRC collaborates on standards and guidance relevant to responsible recruitment and ethical supply chains.
- SedexminorSedex is a Supporting Partner of Stronger Together. Sedex collaborates on ethical trade and supply chain due diligence, sharing expertise in audit and assessment methodologies.
- GLAA (Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority)minorGLAA is a Supporting Partner of Stronger Together. The UK government agency works with Stronger Together to address labour exploitation and enforce labour provider licensing requirements.
- REC (Recruitment and Employment Confederation)minorREC (Recruitment and Employment Confederation) is a Supporting Partner of Stronger Together, collaborating on responsible recruitment standards and compliance guidance for UK recruitment agencies.
- IOM (International Organization for Migration)minorIOM (International Organization for Migration) is a Supporting Partner of Stronger Together, providing expertise on migrant worker protection and international migration governance in the context of supply chain labour exploitation.
- Salvation Army (UK)minorThe Salvation Army is a Supporting Partner of Stronger Together, providing expertise in victim support and anti-trafficking response within UK operations and supply chains.
- Anti-Slavery InternationalminorAnti-Slavery International is a Supporting Partner of Stronger Together, bringing over 185 years of expertise in eradicating slavery and human trafficking globally.
- Woolworths (South Africa)minorWoolworths (South Africa) is a Supporting Partner of Stronger Together, promoting responsible recruitment and forced labour prevention across South African agricultural supply chains.
- WIETA (Wine and Agricultural Ethical Trade Association, South Africa)minorWIETA (Wine and Agricultural Ethical Trade Association) is a Supporting Partner of Stronger Together, collaborating on ethical trade standards for South African wine and agriculture sectors.
- SIZA (Sustainable Initiative of South Africa)minorSIZA (Sustainable Initiative of South Africa) is a Supporting Partner of Stronger Together, working together on ethical standards and due diligence for South African agricultural supply chains.
- AldiminorAldi is a Programme Sponsor and Supporting Partner of Stronger Together, promoting the organisation's tools and resources across its UK supply chain network.
- LidlminorLidl is a Programme Sponsor and Supporting Partner of Stronger Together, endorsing and promoting Stronger Together's responsible recruitment resources across its UK supply chains.
- OcadominorOcado is a Programme Sponsor and Supporting Partner of Stronger Together, promoting responsible recruitment practices across its warehousing and supply chain operations.
- The Very GroupminorThe Very Group is a Programme Sponsor and Supporting Partner of Stronger Together, endorsing the organisation's modern slavery prevention resources for its retail and supply chain operations.
- BonsucrocoreBonsucro partnered with Stronger Together to deliver workshops for the Mexican sugarcane sector in November 2024, supporting producers to improve responsible hiring practices in alignment with Bonsucro standards.
- Periplo (Fundación Avina)corePeriplo, driven by Fundación Avina, is a Strategic Partner collaborating with Stronger Together on responsible recruitment in Mexican and Costa Rican agriculture, including climate change impact management for agricultural workers.
- World Vision MéxicocoreWorld Vision México collaborates with Stronger Together to promote human rights due diligence in Mexico's export-oriented agricultural sector, building private sector capacity for responsible recruitment.
- Rainforest AllianceminorRainforest Alliance collaborated with Stronger Together on webinars and training for responsible recruitment in Mexico and Costa Rica's agricultural sectors, including closing webinars and capacity-building sessions.
- AHIFORESminorAHIFORES (Asociación de HR y FS de Honduras) collaborated with Stronger Together and Periplo on webinars addressing climate change impacts on agricultural workers, as part of the Periplo Project driven by Fundación Avina.
- Just Good WorkminorJust Good Work partnered with Stronger Together to host a webinar on Skilled Worker Visas and associated risks for workers and businesses, providing a JGW SWV Module as a risk mitigation tool.
- SGS (Société Générale de Surveillance)minorSGS partnered with Stronger Together for the 'Hidden in Plain Sight' webinar exploring challenges of identifying forced labour during site visits, combining Stronger Together's expertise with SGS's audit and inspection capabilities.
- GLOBALG.A.P.coreGLOBALG.A.P. partnered with Stronger Together for webinars on responsible recruitment and the GLOBALG.A.P. GRASP module, connecting Stronger Together's training with GRASP certification requirements for fresh produce supply chains.
- gap personnelminorgap personnel collaborated with Stronger Together for Anti-Slavery Week 2025 on a webinar discussing modern slavery risks within UK labour supply chains, raising awareness and sharing best practice.
- Co-op (Co-operative Group)minorCo-op (Co-operative Group) is a Programme Sponsor and Supporting Partner of Stronger Together, promoting ethical recruitment and modern slavery prevention across its supply chains.
- Avina (Fundación Avina)coreFundación Avina is a Strategic Partner and supporter of Stronger Together, particularly active in Latin American programmes including Mexico and Costa Rica, funding and co-developing responsible recruitment initiatives in the agricultural sector.
Scale indicators6 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights6 records
Stronger Together competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Issara Institute: Issara Institute is a non-profit tackling forced labour, human trafficking, and unethical recruitment through data, tools, and partnerships with businesses. It is directly comparable to Stronger Together as both deliver responsible recruitment tools and worker voice mechanisms to global supply chains.
- EcoVadis: EcoVadis provides sustainability ratings and a supply chain intelligence platform covering labour, human rights, ethics, and environment. It is directly comparable to Stronger Together as both enable businesses to assess and benchmark ethical supply chain practices, with overlapping buyer audiences in retail, apparel, and food.
- Anti-Slavery International: Anti-Slavery International is a UK-based non-profit working to eradicate slavery and human trafficking globally, including engaging businesses on supply chains. It is directly comparable to Stronger Together as both are UK-anchored non-profits tackling modern slavery in supply chains, with Anti-Slavery International being listed as a Supporting Partner.
- Verité: Verité is a global non-profit focused on labour rights research, supply chain assessments, and worker-driven monitoring, including responsible recruitment. It is directly comparable to Stronger Together as both provide research-backed tools, training, and consultancy to address forced labour in supply chains.
- Walk Free Foundation: Walk Free Foundation produces the Global Slavery Index and convenes governments, businesses, and NGOs to address modern slavery. It is comparable to Stronger Together as both focus on eradicating modern slavery through multi-stakeholder engagement and supply chain action.
- Fairtrade International: Fairtrade International operates a global certification and labelling system for ethically sourced products including labour standards. It is comparable to Stronger Together as both work on fair labour conditions, ethical supply chains, and certification/assessment frameworks for producers.
- Better Work (ILO/IFC partnership): Better Work is an ILO/IFC programme operating across garment and footwear supply chains, providing training, assessment, and advisory services on labour conditions. It is directly comparable to Stronger Together as both focus on capacity building for responsible recruitment and improved working conditions in high-risk supply chains.
- Sedex: Sedex operates a global platform for ethical trade management, supplier assessments, and supply chain due diligence. It is directly comparable to Stronger Together as both support responsible recruitment, labour rights, and supplier transparency, and Sedex is even listed as a Supporting Partner of Stronger Together.
Broad incumbents
- ELEVATE Limited: ELEVATE is a commercial ESG advisory and supply chain risk services provider offering assessments, audits, and programmes on labour rights. It is broadly comparable to Stronger Together as both serve large enterprises seeking supply chain human rights compliance, though ELEVATE is a larger commercial incumbent with broader ESG scope.
Emerging players
- British Retail Consortium (BRC): BRC sets standards and provides guidance to UK retailers on product safety, quality, and increasingly ethical trade. It is comparable to Stronger Together as both serve UK retailers on responsible sourcing, and BRC is listed as a Supporting Partner of Stronger Together.
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Frequently asked questions about Stronger Together
What does Stronger Together do?
Stronger Together is a non-profit organisation that enables businesses to embed responsible recruitment and employment practices and mitigate labour exploitation in their operations and supply chains. It delivers this through a portfolio of training, tools, assessments, and certification — including the proprietary Stronger Together 360° Online Tool (formerly the Responsible Recruitment Toolkit), tiered Business Partner membership, eLearning courses, live workshops and in-house training, Organisational Progress Assessments, Clearview Certification, bespoke consultancy, and a 300+ multilingual resource library. It also operates sector-specific programmes (UK Apparel, Construction, Consumer Goods, Warehousing) and country-specific programmes (UK, Italy, Mexico, South Africa, US, Costa Rica, Spain).
Is Stronger Together a public or private company?
Stronger Together is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.
When was Stronger Together founded?
Stronger Together was founded in 2015. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is Stronger Together based?
Stronger Together is headquartered in Camberley, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.
How does Stronger Together make money?
Five revenue lines are on record. Business Partner Subscriptions are the primary driver. The others are stronger Together 360° Tool Subscriptions, membership / eLearning Platform Subscriptions, workshop and Training Fees and resource and Toolkit Sales.
Who are Stronger Together's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Issara Institute, EcoVadis, Anti-Slavery International, Verité, Walk Free Foundation, Fairtrade International, Better Work (ILO/IFC partnership) and Sedex. ELEVATE Limited is listed as a broad incumbent. British Retail Consortium (BRC) is listed as an emerging player.
Does Stronger Together have an API?
No public API is recorded for Stronger Together.
What industry is Stronger Together in?
Stronger Together's product category is Ethical Labour / Modern Slavery Compliance Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGALAL, Fair Trade & Ethical Supply Chains (Certification, Traceability, Producer Support), with a secondary code of BPACAGAA, Independent Contractor Compliance & Classification (IC vs Employee). Its NAICS code is 813910 and its SIC code is 8600.