The International Tin Association (formerly ITRI Ltd) is the only organisation dedicated to supporting the tin industry and expanding tin use. A primary goal is to ensure an innovative, competitive, and sustainable supply chain and market for tin. We are a focal point for discussion and action on important regional and global issues affecting the tin industry, promoting the industry worldwide, providing authority, leadership and voice. Our Mission Statement - To bring leading companies together to defend and grow markets for tin by exploiting its superior technical properties contributing to

There has been considerable media and focus on living income in the tea and cocoa sectors, but what about coffee? A number of coffee organizations are active in the Living Income Community of Practice and there is considerable action happening in the sector to address the current low price crisis....

In 2018 we saw ISEAL’s membership increase as we welcomed four new associate members working in sectors from mining to marine ingredients, clearly reflecting the continued growth of sustainability standards in new sectors. This year, the annual report features an infographic that highlights key...

Please follow the link on the right hand side to access resources, presentation slides and related materials of the 2019 Global Sustainability Standards Symposium that was held in The Hague, Netherlands on 18 June 2019.

ISEAL, WWF and Rainforest Alliance launched a new website called Evidensia on 18 June 2019. The site aims to be a robust global repository of evidence on the impacts and effectiveness of leading supply chain tools addressing key sustainability issues. Evidensia is designed to meet the needs of...

In recent years, a wealth of evidence has been published on the manner in which sustainability initiatives can result in positive economic, social and environmental impacts. During the ISEAL Global Sustainability Standards Symposium, which took place on Tuesday 18 June, leaders in the fields of...

The aim of the Fair Rubber Association is to contribute to an improvement of the working and living conditions of the primary producers of natural latex (rubber). To achieve this, the Fair Rubber Association is a a multi-stakeholder initiative and has among its members companies, which buy Fairly produced rubber (products) from supplier partner.