Wal-Mart Stores Inc.

"Exclude involuntary labor—including underage,forced, coerced, bonded, involuntary prison,exploited, trafficked or indentured labor—fromyour operations and supply chain [...] Maintain a fair process for making employment decisions: [...] Make all employment decisions (including hiring,termination, promotion, and discipline) based onability and willingness to do the job. [...] Recognize freedom of association and collective bargaining"

"We provide additional outreach and supportfor minority- and women-owned businesses to increase the diversity of our supplier pipeline."

"Walmart’s expectation of compliance with our Standards for Suppliers extends throughout the supply chain.We use third-party social, safety and environmental compliance audits to help us evaluate our suppliers’overall compliance and to manage risk in the supply chain." The Standards for Suppliers mentioned in this Auditing policy include a requirement for suppliers to "Comply with all applicable policies postedat corporate.walmart.com/policies andcorporate.walmart.com/sourcing." These policies contain Walmart's deforestation policy, including its palm oil policy. "Walmart expects suppliers whose facilities are subject to audit to [...] follow the program’s prescribed corrective action or remediation plan".

"Global Forest Watch Pro: To promote transparency and traceability across our supply chains, in 2017, Walmart joined the World Resources Institute and 20 other companies to launch Global Forest Watch Pro, an online platform that provides companies, banks and other stakeholders with data and tools for monitoring global forest loss because of the production of key commodities such as palm oil, soy and Brazilian beef."

"In addition, Walmart operates several grievance mechanisms to solicit the concerns of workers in the supply chain. These include: • Global helpline: Walmart provides global and local phone numbers that anyone can use to ask questions and report concerns related to Walmart’s business, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The helpline is equipped to handle most local languages spoken in each of the retail markets where we operate. • Global email address: This email address is available for reporting concerns, asking questions, or simply seeking guidance for situations that may be unclear. All contacts are received by Walmart’s Global Ethics and Compliance team in Bentonville, Arkansas. • WalmartEthics.com: This website is available in 13 languages and accessible globally. It provides a platform where stakeholders can ask questions, read our Statement of Ethics, submit ethical concerns and follow up on previously reported concerns."

"Assess, on an ongoing basis, potential adverse human rights impacts, the severity of the potential impact, and the relevant processes in place;Integrate relevant findings into policies and procedures, based upon the assessment;Track progress as part of Walmart’s efforts to continuously improve;" 

 "Walmart’s expectation of compliance with our Standards for Suppliers extends throughout the supply chain.We use third-party social, safety and environmental compliance audits to help us evaluate our suppliers’overall compliance and to manage risk in the supply chain." The Standards for Suppliers mentioned in this Auditing policy include a requirement for suppliers to "Comply with all applicable policies postedat corporate.walmart.com/policies andcorporate.walmart.com/sourcing." These policies contain Walmart's deforestation policy, including its beef policy.

"Walmart’s expectation of compliance with our Standards for Suppliers extends throughout the supply chain.We use third-party social, safety and environmental compliance audits to help us evaluate our suppliers’overall compliance and to manage risk in the supply chain." The Standards for Suppliers mentioned in this Auditing policy include a requirement for suppliers to "Comply with all applicable policies postedat corporate.walmart.com/policies andcorporate.walmart.com/sourcing." These policies contain Walmart's deforestation policy. The Auditing document also says that "Facility assessments may cause suppliers to lose the ability to use a facility to produce merchandise forWalmart. Typically, where a facility receives a Red rating or three consecutive Orange ratings, the supplier’sability to use the facility will be suspended or terminated. Walmart reserves the right to suspend, reduce, orterminate a supplier’s ability to use a facility even absent a Red rating or three consecutive Orange ratings.Suppliers may be issued consequences—including a supplier “strike” and/or reduction, suspension, ortermination of business—where the supplier is associated with a facility that receives a Red rating, for thesupplier’s own conduct, or where the facility’s conduct is reflective of the supplier’s overall compliance withthe Standards for Suppliers. Three Strikes in a two-year period will typically result in a suspension ortermination of the supplier’s business relationship with Walmart."

"Exclude involuntary labor—including underage,forced, coerced, bonded, involuntary prison,exploited, trafficked or indentured labor—fromyour operations and supply chain [...] Maintain a fair process for making employment decisions: [...] Make all employment decisions (including hiring,termination, promotion, and discipline) based onability and willingness to do the job. [...] Recognize freedom of association and collective bargaining"

"We provide additional outreach and supportfor minority- and women-owned businesses toincrease the diversity of our supplier pipeline."

"Walmart’s expectation of compliance with our Standards for Suppliers extends throughout the supply chain.We use third-party social, safety and environmental compliance audits to help us evaluate our suppliers’overall compliance and to manage risk in the supply chain." The Standards for Suppliers mentioned in this Auditing policy include a requirement for suppliers to "Comply with all applicable policies postedat corporate.walmart.com/policies andcorporate.walmart.com/sourcing." These policies contain Walmart's deforestation policy, including its palm oil policy. "Walmart expects suppliers whose facilities are subject to audit to [...] follow the program’s prescribed corrective action or remediation plan".

"In addition, Walmart operates several grievance mechanisms to solicit the concerns of workers in the supply chain. These include: • Global helpline: Walmart provides global and local phone numbers that anyone can use to ask questions and report concerns related to Walmart’s business, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The helpline is equipped to handle most local languages spoken in each of the retail markets where we operate. • Global email address: This email address is available for reporting concerns, asking questions, or simply seeking guidance for situations that may be unclear. All contacts are received by Walmart’s Global Ethics and Compliance team in Bentonville, Arkansas. • WalmartEthics.com: This website is available in 13 languages and accessible globally. It provides a platform where stakeholders can ask questions, read our Statement of Ethics, submit ethical concerns and follow up on previously reported concerns."

"Assess, on an ongoing basis, potential adverse human rights impacts, the severity of the potential impact, and the relevant processes in place;Integrate relevant findings into policies and procedures, based upon the assessment;Track progress as part of Walmart’s efforts to continuously improve;" 

"Exclude involuntary labor—including underage,forced, coerced, bonded, involuntary prison,exploited, trafficked or indentured labor—fromyour operations and supply chain [...] Maintain a fair process for making employment decisions: [...] Make all employment decisions (including hiring,termination, promotion, and discipline) based onability and willingness to do the job. [...] Recognize freedom of association and collective bargaining"

 "We provide additional outreach and supportfor minority- and women-owned businesses toincrease the diversity of our supplier pipeline."

"Walmart’s expectation of compliance with our Standards for Suppliers extends throughout the supply chain.We use third-party social, safety and environmental compliance audits to help us evaluate our suppliers’overall compliance and to manage risk in the supply chain." The Standards for Suppliers mentioned in this Auditing policy include a requirement for suppliers to "Comply with all applicable policies postedat corporate.walmart.com/policies andcorporate.walmart.com/sourcing." These policies contain Walmart's deforestation policy, including its palm oil policy. "Walmart expects suppliers whose facilities are subject to audit to [...] follow the program’s prescribed corrective action or remediation plan".

"Global Forest Watch Pro: To promote transparency and traceability across our supply chains, in 2017, Walmart joined the World Resources Institute and 20 other companies to launch Global Forest Watch Pro, an online platform that provides companies, banks and other stakeholders with data and tools for monitoring global forest loss because of the production of key commodities such as palm oil, soy and Brazilian beef."

"In addition, Walmart operates several grievance mechanisms to solicit the concerns of workers in the supply chain. These include: • Global helpline: Walmart provides global and local phone numbers that anyone can use to ask questions and report concerns related to Walmart’s business, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The helpline is equipped to handle most local languages spoken in each of the retail markets where we operate. • Global email address: This email address is available for reporting concerns, asking questions, or simply seeking guidance for situations that may be unclear. All contacts are received by Walmart’s Global Ethics and Compliance team in Bentonville, Arkansas. • WalmartEthics.com: This website is available in 13 languages and accessible globally. It provides a platform where stakeholders can ask questions, read our Statement of Ethics, submit ethical concerns and follow up on previously reported concerns."

In the RSPO ACOP report, they state a total volume of 107648 tonnes 

They report in the RSPO ACOP that 97151 tonnes are certified 

"Assess, on an ongoing basis, potential adverse human rights impacts, the severity of the potential impact, and the relevant processes in place;Integrate relevant findings into policies and procedures, based upon the assessment;Track progress as part of Walmart’s efforts to continuously improve;" 

"Walmart’s expectation of compliance with our Standards for Suppliers extends throughout the supply chain.We use third-party social, safety and environmental compliance audits to help us evaluate our suppliers’overall compliance and to manage risk in the supply chain." The Standards for Suppliers mentioned in this Auditing policy include a requirement for suppliers to "Comply with all applicable policies postedat corporate.walmart.com/policies andcorporate.walmart.com/sourcing." These policies contain Walmart's deforestation policy, including its palm oil policy.

"Walmart’s expectation of compliance with our Standards for Suppliers extends throughout the supply chain.We use third-party social, safety and environmental compliance audits to help us evaluate our suppliers’overall compliance and to manage risk in the supply chain." The Standards for Suppliers mentioned in this Auditing policy include a requirement for suppliers to "Comply with all applicable policies postedat corporate.walmart.com/policies andcorporate.walmart.com/sourcing." These policies contain Walmart's deforestation policy, including its palm oil policy. The Auditing document also says that "Facility assessments may cause suppliers to lose the ability to use a facility to produce merchandise forWalmart. Typically, where a facility receives a Red rating or three consecutive Orange ratings, the supplier’sability to use the facility will be suspended or terminated. Walmart reserves the right to suspend, reduce, orterminate a supplier’s ability to use a facility even absent a Red rating or three consecutive Orange ratings.Suppliers may be issued consequences—including a supplier “strike” and/or reduction, suspension, ortermination of business—where the supplier is associated with a facility that receives a Red rating, for thesupplier’s own conduct, or where the facility’s conduct is reflective of the supplier’s overall compliance withthe Standards for Suppliers. Three Strikes in a two-year period will typically result in a suspension ortermination of the supplier’s business relationship with Walmart."

"Exclude involuntary labor—including underage,forced, coerced, bonded, involuntary prison,exploited, trafficked or indentured labor—fromyour operations and supply chain [...] Maintain a fair process for making employment decisions: [...] Make all employment decisions (including hiring,termination, promotion, and discipline) based onability and willingness to do the job. [...] Recognize freedom of association and collective bargaining"

"We provide additional outreach and supportfor minority- and women-owned businesses toincrease the diversity of our supplier pipeline."

"Walmart’s expectation of compliance with our Standards for Suppliers extends throughout the supply chain.We use third-party social, safety and environmental compliance audits to help us evaluate our suppliers’overall compliance and to manage risk in the supply chain." The Standards for Suppliers mentioned in this Auditing policy include a requirement for suppliers to "Comply with all applicable policies postedat corporate.walmart.com/policies andcorporate.walmart.com/sourcing." These policies contain Walmart's deforestation policy, including its palm oil policy. "Walmart expects suppliers whose facilities are subject to audit to [...] follow the program’s prescribed corrective action or remediation plan".

"We worked with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) on the overall concept and design, as well as the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), Conservation International (CI), The Nature Conservancy (TNC), the Sustainable Packaging Coalition (SPC) and CDP to connect suppliers to measurement methodologies, guidance and practical tools to help them reduce emissions."

"Proactively conduct risk assessments to understand forest fiber and timber sources, species used, and transition supply away from higher risk sources to certified and/or recycled sources." 

"In addition, Walmart operates several grievance mechanisms to solicit the concerns of workers in the supply chain. These include: • Global helpline: Walmart provides global and local phone numbers that anyone can use to ask questions and report concerns related to Walmart’s business, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The helpline is equipped to handle most local languages spoken in each of the retail markets where we operate. • Global email address: This email address is available for reporting concerns, asking questions, or simply seeking guidance for situations that may be unclear. All contacts are received by Walmart’s Global Ethics and Compliance team in Bentonville, Arkansas. • WalmartEthics.com: This website is available in 13 languages and accessible globally. It provides a platform where stakeholders can ask questions, read our Statement of Ethics, submit ethical concerns and follow up on previously reported concerns."

"Suppliers responding to our pulp and paper survey reported that, by the end of 2020, 97% of the pulp and paper in private brand products they supplied to Walmart was either recycled or certified by the Forest Stewardship Council, Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification, Sustainable Forestry Initiative."

"Assess, on an ongoing basis, potential adverse human rights impacts, the severity of the potential impact, and the relevant processes in place;Integrate relevant findings into policies and procedures, based upon the assessment;Track progress as part of Walmart’s efforts to continuously improve;" 

"Walmart’s expectation of compliance with our Standards for Suppliers extends throughout the supply chain.We use third-party social, safety and environmental compliance audits to help us evaluate our suppliers’overall compliance and to manage risk in the supply chain." The Standards for Suppliers mentioned in this Auditing policy include a requirement for suppliers to "Comply with all applicable policies postedat corporate.walmart.com/policies andcorporate.walmart.com/sourcing." These policies contain Walmart's deforestation policy, including its pulp and paper policy.

"Walmart’s expectation of compliance with our Standards for Suppliers extends throughout the supply chain.We use third-party social, safety and environmental compliance audits to help us evaluate our suppliers’overall compliance and to manage risk in the supply chain." The Standards for Suppliers mentioned in this Auditing policy include a requirement for suppliers to "Comply with all applicable policies postedat corporate.walmart.com/policies andcorporate.walmart.com/sourcing." These policies contain Walmart's deforestation policy, including its pulp and paper policy. The Auditing document also says that "Facility assessments may cause suppliers to lose the ability to use a facility to produce merchandise forWalmart. Typically, where a facility receives a Red rating or three consecutive Orange ratings, the supplier’sability to use the facility will be suspended or terminated. Walmart reserves the right to suspend, reduce, orterminate a supplier’s ability to use a facility even absent a Red rating or three consecutive Orange ratings.Suppliers may be issued consequences—including a supplier “strike” and/or reduction, suspension, ortermination of business—where the supplier is associated with a facility that receives a Red rating, for thesupplier’s own conduct, or where the facility’s conduct is reflective of the supplier’s overall compliance withthe Standards for Suppliers. Three Strikes in a two-year period will typically result in a suspension ortermination of the supplier’s business relationship with Walmart."

"Exclude involuntary labor—including underage,forced, coerced, bonded, involuntary prison,exploited, trafficked or indentured labor—fromyour operations and supply chain [...] Maintain a fair process for making employment decisions: [...] Make all employment decisions (including hiring,termination, promotion, and discipline) based onability and willingness to do the job. [...] Recognize freedom of association and collective bargaining"

 "We provide additional outreach and supportfor minority- and women-owned businesses toincrease the diversity of our supplier pipeline."

"Walmart’s expectation of compliance with our Standards for Suppliers extends throughout the supply chain.We use third-party social, safety and environmental compliance audits to help us evaluate our suppliers’overall compliance and to manage risk in the supply chain." The Standards for Suppliers mentioned in this Auditing policy include a requirement for suppliers to "Comply with all applicable policies postedat corporate.walmart.com/policies andcorporate.walmart.com/sourcing." These policies contain Walmart's deforestation policy, including its palm oil policy. "Walmart expects suppliers whose facilities are subject to audit to [...] follow the program’s prescribed corrective action or remediation plan".

"Global Forest Watch Pro: To promote transparency and traceability across our supply chains, in 2017, Walmart joined the World Resources Institute and 20 other companies to launch Global Forest Watch Pro, an online platform that provides companies, banks and other stakeholders with data and tools for monitoring global forest loss because of the production of key commodities such as palm oil, soy and Brazilian beef."; "Along with other retailers and suppliers operating in Brazil, we supported the Soy Moratorium and supported its extension during the last renewal cycle in 2014. Before the moratorium was enacted, 30 percent of Brazilian soy came from deforested areas. Since the moratorium, that amount has fallen to about 1 percent."

"In addition, Walmart operates several grievance mechanisms to solicit the concerns of workers in the supply chain. These include: • Global helpline: Walmart provides global and local phone numbers that anyone can use to ask questions and report concerns related to Walmart’s business, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The helpline is equipped to handle most local languages spoken in each of the retail markets where we operate. • Global email address: This email address is available for reporting concerns, asking questions, or simply seeking guidance for situations that may be unclear. All contacts are received by Walmart’s Global Ethics and Compliance team in Bentonville, Arkansas. • WalmartEthics.com: This website is available in 13 languages and accessible globally. It provides a platform where stakeholders can ask questions, read our Statement of Ethics, submit ethical concerns and follow up on previously reported concerns."

"Assess, on an ongoing basis, potential adverse human rights impacts, the severity of the potential impact, and the relevant processes in place;Integrate relevant findings into policies and procedures, based upon the assessment;Track progress as part of Walmart’s efforts to continuously improve;" 

"Walmart’s expectation of compliance with our Standards for Suppliers extends throughout the supply chain.We use third-party social, safety and environmental compliance audits to help us evaluate our suppliers’overall compliance and to manage risk in the supply chain." The Standards for Suppliers mentioned in this Auditing policy include a requirement for suppliers to "Comply with all applicable policies postedat corporate.walmart.com/policies andcorporate.walmart.com/sourcing." These policies contain Walmart's deforestation policy, including its soy policy.

 "Walmart’s expectation of compliance with our Standards for Suppliers extends throughout the supply chain.We use third-party social, safety and environmental compliance audits to help us evaluate our suppliers’overall compliance and to manage risk in the supply chain." The Standards for Suppliers mentioned in this Auditing policy include a requirement for suppliers to "Comply with all applicable policies postedat corporate.walmart.com/policies andcorporate.walmart.com/sourcing." These policies contain Walmart's deforestation policy, including its soy policy. The Auditing document also says that "Facility assessments may cause suppliers to lose the ability to use a facility to produce merchandise forWalmart. Typically, where a facility receives a Red rating or three consecutive Orange ratings, the supplier’sability to use the facility will be suspended or terminated. Walmart reserves the right to suspend, reduce, orterminate a supplier’s ability to use a facility even absent a Red rating or three consecutive Orange ratings.Suppliers may be issued consequences—including a supplier “strike” and/or reduction, suspension, ortermination of business—where the supplier is associated with a facility that receives a Red rating, for thesupplier’s own conduct, or where the facility’s conduct is reflective of the supplier’s overall compliance withthe Standards for Suppliers. Three Strikes in a two-year period will typically result in a suspension ortermination of the supplier’s business relationship with Walmart."

"Exclude involuntary labor—including underage,forced, coerced, bonded, involuntary prison,exploited, trafficked or indentured labor—fromyour operations and supply chain [...] Maintain a fair process for making employment decisions: [...] Make all employment decisions (including hiring,termination, promotion, and discipline) based onability and willingness to do the job. [...] Recognize freedom of association and collective bargaining"

"We provide additional outreach and supportfor minority- and women-owned businesses toincrease the diversity of our supplier pipeline."

"Walmart’s expectation of compliance with our Standards for Suppliers extends throughout the supply chain.We use third-party social, safety and environmental compliance audits to help us evaluate our suppliers’overall compliance and to manage risk in the supply chain." The Standards for Suppliers mentioned in this Auditing policy include a requirement for suppliers to "Comply with all applicable policies postedat corporate.walmart.com/policies andcorporate.walmart.com/sourcing." These policies contain Walmart's deforestation policy, including its palm oil policy. "Walmart expects suppliers whose facilities are subject to audit to [...] follow the program’s prescribed corrective action or remediation plan".

"Proactively conduct risk assessments to understand forest fiber and timber sources, species used, and transition supply away from higher risk sources to certified and/or recycled sources." 

"In addition, Walmart operates several grievance mechanisms to solicit the concerns of workers in the supply chain. These include: • Global helpline: Walmart provides global and local phone numbers that anyone can use to ask questions and report concerns related to Walmart’s business, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The helpline is equipped to handle most local languages spoken in each of the retail markets where we operate. • Global email address: This email address is available for reporting concerns, asking questions, or simply seeking guidance for situations that may be unclear. All contacts are received by Walmart’s Global Ethics and Compliance team in Bentonville, Arkansas. • WalmartEthics.com: This website is available in 13 languages and accessible globally. It provides a platform where stakeholders can ask questions, read our Statement of Ethics, submit ethical concerns and follow up on previously reported concerns."

"Assess, on an ongoing basis, potential adverse human rights impacts, the severity of the potential impact, and the relevant processes in place;Integrate relevant findings into policies and procedures, based upon the assessment;Track progress as part of Walmart’s efforts to continuously improve;" 

" We use detailed third-party audits to evaluate supply-chain practices against our Standards, including social, safety and environmental issues. The audits are conducted through a number of internationally recognized third-party programs. Audits focus on a variety of issues[...]".

"Walmart’s expectation of compliance with our Standards for Suppliers extends throughout the supply chain.We use third-party social, safety and environmental compliance audits to help us evaluate our suppliers’ overall compliance and to manage risk in the supply chain." The Standards for Suppliers mentioned in this Auditing policy include a requirement for suppliers to "Comply with all applicable policies posted at corporate.walmart.com/policies andcorporate.walmart.com/sourcing." These policies contain Walmart's deforestation policy. The Auditing document also says that "Facility assessments may cause suppliers to lose the ability to use a facility to produce merchandise forWalmart. Typically, where a facility receives a Red rating or three consecutive Orange ratings, the supplier’s ability to use the facility will be suspended or terminated. Walmart reserves the right to suspend, reduce, orterminate a supplier’s ability to use a facility even absent a Red rating or three consecutive Orange ratings.Suppliers may be issued consequences—including a supplier “strike” and/or reduction, suspension, ortermination of business—where the supplier is associated with a facility that receives a Red rating, for the supplier’s own conduct, or where the facility’s conduct is reflective of the supplier’s overall compliance withthe Standards for Suppliers. Three Strikes in a two-year period will typically result in a suspension ortermination of the supplier’s business relationship with Walmart."