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Posted 17 December 2025 - 07:12 PM

Is "Code of Ethics" same as Letter of Guarantee? 


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Posted 17 December 2025 - 07:23 PM

I wouldn't think so. This sounds more like a statement addressing how you will conduct business. I know some companies have surveys asking that senior managment sign on to a statement that your company will be ethical in dealing with it's employees, the environment, and other businesses.


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Posted 17 December 2025 - 08:38 PM

Nope.  I'm guessing the question comes from something related to the ETI, or a sustainability and business ethics audit like a SMETA.  

 

https://www.ethicalt...g/eti-base-code

 

 

We have to maintain and communicate ethics expectations with our suppliers as one of the requirements for big customers like Walmart.   A lot of the questions seem silly if you operate in the US or western Europe, but you have to assume the same expectations are being set for suppliers who are based in Xinjiang or whatever.


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Posted 18 December 2025 - 02:56 AM

Not the same.

 

Our Code of Ethics for instance includes how we conduct business, professionalism, anti-corruption, etc.  


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Posted 18 December 2025 - 07:12 AM

Nope.  I'm guessing the question comes from something related to the ETI, or a sustainability and business ethics audit like a SMETA.  

 

https://www.ethicalt...g/eti-base-code

 

 

We have to maintain and communicate ethics expectations with our suppliers as one of the requirements for big customers like Walmart.   A lot of the questions seem silly if you operate in the US or western Europe, but you have to assume the same expectations are being set for suppliers who are based in Xinjiang or whatever.

 

Agree, this is probably the intent. So including the ETI base code and corruption and bribery would be good but also some manufacturers will include sustainability policies or reference to them. 


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