Resources
FNET works with its members, and sometimes in partnership with other sector organisations to develop practical tools and resources for businesses to use to implement in their human rights due diligence actions.
FNET Country Risk Rating
The FNET Country Risk Rating is used by FNET members to help assess and prioritise their ethical trade risks and informs their human rights due diligence approaches.
FNET’s Theory of Change
FNET’s vision is to create a fair, equitable and resilient food system where people are able to realise their human rights. Our Theory of Change publication structures all our work to achieve maximum impact.
UK Food Supply Chain Serious Incident Escalation and Management Protocol
A protocol developed collaboratively in 2024 between FNET, FPC, ALP, Stronger Together, BRC, MSIN to outline a process for businesses in a supply chain where serious incidents have been identified.
Process for managing Collaborative Action Required (CAR) findings
A resource developed between BRC and FNET in October 2024 to illustrate some initial steps for how businesses can collaborate when finding CAR non-compliances on their SMETA 7 audits.
Read our blogs
How UK food companies are tackling modern slavery in their supply chains. Anti-Slavery Day 2025
October 15, 2025
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From Awareness to Action: How can your business tackle discrimination in the workplace?
September 16, 2025
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COOK’s First Year with the Food Network for Ethical Trade: A Human Rights Perspective
August 6, 2025
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Farm Safety Week: What does it mean for ethical trade and UK agricultural workers?
July 21, 2025
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