Human Rights in the Supply Chain (HR 4.4): Traditional Medicinals

“People think we’re a tea company, but that’s just the delivery system. Our real work is uplifting supply communities and educating people about herbal medicine. (Drake Sadler, Co-Founder)”

Guide

Traditional Medicinals is a Large manufacturer and marketer of certified organic herbal medicinal products in the Manufacturing sector, based in California. This case study outlines how Traditional Medicinals approaches the Human Rights Impact Topic. In particular, it addresses HR4.4, which asks companies to work with their suppliers to prevent or mitigate the most salient human rights issues.

By

Blair Dudik MBA, University of Maryland

Topics

Human Rights, Impact Topics
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