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Inditex — Zara’s parent — publicly maintains policies on supplier audits, zero tolerance for forced labour and goals on worker wellbeing, yet multiple investigations and labour groups say those polici...
Zara has faced multiple documented criticisms over sustainability, environmental impact, and ethical business practices, including academic critiques of ineffective CSR, historical allegations of forc...
Zara’s ethical record is contested: available materials show credible allegations that the brand’s fast-fashion model prioritizes and has sparked public backlash over a controversial ad, while the par...
Inditex requires suppliers to follow an internal Supplier Code of Conduct aligned with international labour standards, operates a traceability system and conducts audits (internal and external) to che...
Fast fashion brands like Zara drive major environmental harms through rapid production cycles that create excess waste, heavy water and carbon footprints, and links to deforestation in supply chains; ...
Zara (Inditex) has faced multiple animal‑welfare controversies over the last decade — most notably angora rabbit and mohair goat sourcing that led Zara and other retailers to commit to bans, while que...
Inditex publishes a mandatory Code of Conduct for Manufacturers and Suppliers that requires suppliers to comply with ILO conventions (including prohibitions on forced labour), to allow unannounced soc...