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John Lewis Partnership plc Sustainability Review 2014


OUR SUSTAINABILITY HIGHLIGHTS


We’re proud of our achievements over the past 12 months. They’re testament to our Partners’ dedication – inside and outside the business.


The Partnership Constitution provides a set of guidelines about how we do business – about the relationships we hold with our customers, our suppliers, our communities and Partners. The work we are doing to protect our environment is testament to our values.


2013/14 has been another year of collaborative effort in successfully addressing sustainability across the Partnership.


There is still more to do as the scale of global challenges we face becomes more evident. For 2014/15, we are introducing a sustainability materiality assessment across the Partnership that will help us to identify and prioritise the issues our business is facing. Then we can better set out our priorities and plan and invest accordingly.


Our suppliers


What do we mean?


– Responsibly sourcing raw materials and goods


– Improving supply chain working practices


– Nurturing supplier and Partner development to support responsible sourcing practices


– Ensuring food quality and safety – Sourcing locally


Key achievements


– John Lewis joined the Better Cotton Initiative


– Waitrose was highly praised by WWF in its ‘Palm Oil Buyers Scorecard’


– John Lewis initiated a pilot to bring financial literacy training and access to bank savings accounts to factory workers in Delhi


AWARDS


Best Supermarket – Soil Association Organic Food Awards


BITC Big Tick – Award Ensuring a Sustainable Price for Pig Farmers


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