Modern Slavery Statement.
In Vitro Vines is committed to ensuring that modern slavery, human trafficking, forced labour, and exploitation have no place within our business operations or supply chain.
Although we are a small business and not legally required to publish a Modern Slavery Statement under the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015, we believe in transparency, ethical practices, and responsible sourcing.
Our Commitment
We only work with suppliers who uphold ethical labour standards.
We do not tolerate forced labour, child labour, or unsafe working conditions in any part of our supply chain.
We aim to source materials and products from reputable suppliers who provide safe, fair, and lawful working environments.
Our Supply Chain
Our tissue culture materials, equipment, and packaging are sourced from suppliers who comply with UK standards or from international suppliers we have vetted based on reputation and ethical conduct.
We remain alert to risks, particularly in industries where labour exploitation can occur, and take steps to verify suppliers where reasonably possible.
Our Practices
We operate as a sole/independent small business with no employees, minimising the risk of internal labour exploitation.
We review our suppliers periodically to ensure ongoing compliance with ethical labour practices.
Any concerns around modern slavery in our supply chain will be investigated promptly, and we will take action to discontinue any relationship that does not align with our values.
Reporting Concerns
If you have any concerns regarding modern slavery or unethical labour practices related to our business or products, you can contact us at:
anya@invitrovines.com
This statement is made voluntarily and reflects our ongoing commitment to ethical and responsible business practices.