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We are committed to working with our suppliers to improve their water efficiency and working with others collectively to address water challenges in important and vulnerable sourcing locations.

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All UK labour providers used to provide temporary labour must have a valid license with the Gangmasters Licensing Authority.coir, wood fibre, etc) and where peat is used it must be sourced from named peat bogs confirmed not to be Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs) Alternative peat sources should be used wherever possible (e.g.

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All flowers and plants must be labelled in accordance with the Retailers Code of Practice for Potentially Harmful Plants as appropriate.

Use of pesticides should be minimised and be in accordance with our Pesticides Policy which has been independently reviewed by the Pesticide Action Network UK (PAN).

Flowers and plants must be sourced in accordance with our Non-GM Foods Policy.

All our packhouses which apply M&S labels to flowers and plants must be independently certified to the British Ornamental Plant Producers (BOPP) Ornamental Horticulture Packhouse Standard which covers quality, technical and environmental management.

As a minimum all our growers must be independently certified to the Global GAP Flowers & Ornamentals Standard or equivalent which covers traceability and segregation, plant protection, worker health, safety and welfare and environmental management.

We require complete supply chain traceability – sourcing of flowers and plants through auction is not permitted.

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