MaxPet is built to improve the lives of animals, and we believe that responsibility extends to the people who make the things we sell. This policy sets out how MaxPet Limited approaches ethical and responsible sourcing across our suppliers and manufacturing partners.
We are committed to sourcing the products and services we use in a way that is ethical, lawful and responsible. We have zero tolerance for modern slavery, human trafficking, forced, bonded or involuntary labour, and child labour, in our own operations and anywhere in our supply chain.
We fully support the aims of the Modern Slavery Act 2015. As a growing company, MaxPet Limited currently falls below the £36 million annual turnover threshold at which a business is legally required to publish a statutory slavery and human trafficking statement under section 54 of the Act. Even though it is not yet a legal obligation for us, we choose to hold ourselves to the following principles, and we will publish a full statutory statement if and when we meet that threshold.
We expect every supplier, manufacturer and partner we work with to:
Ethical and human-rights considerations are part of how we choose and work with partners, alongside quality, safety and cost. We favour partners who can demonstrate responsible and transparent practices, and we take steps that are reasonable and proportionate to our size to understand the conditions in which our products are made. As MaxPet grows, we will strengthen our due diligence, checks and supplier expectations accordingly.
If you believe that any product or service connected with MaxPet has been produced in conditions that breach this policy, please tell us at [email protected]. We take every such report seriously, will investigate, and will act where a concern is substantiated — including ending relationships with partners who will not meet these standards.
We review this policy regularly and will update it as our operations and supply chain develop. Any changes will be posted on this page with a revised “last updated” date.