Section 54, UK Modern Slavery Act 2015
Modern Slavery Statement
Modern Slavery & Human Trafficking.
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Opening Affirmation
In accordance with Section 54 of the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015, this statement sets out Cévine's commitment to ensuring that modern slavery, forced labour, human trafficking and exploitative working arrangements have zero footprint across our business and supply channels.
For a house anchored in single-donor purity, our integrity demands complete supply-line traceability and human dignity from source to client.
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Supply Chain & Single-Donor Sourcing
Cévine sources raw and virgin hair directly from ethical private channels across Southeast Asia. Unlike multi-donor networks that rely on middle-market brokers to obscure trace lines, our model bypasses unregulated intermediaries entirely.
We operate a direct-to-artisan model in which hair is harvested only with written, verified consent under ethical trading structures.
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Due Diligence Protocols
Direct sourcing audits: annual evaluations of our partner facilities and community collectives to verify safe working environments and voluntary labour.
Fair-trade compensation: every donor is compensated directly at localised fair-trade premium rates that support community development and eliminate economic coercion.
Zero broker engagement: spot-market commodity sourcing is banned, and unvetted material batches are rejected at collection.
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Accountability & Training
Any employee, agent or supplier found to breach our non-exploitation standards faces immediate review and, where warranted, full contractual severance. Our procurement handlers receive specialised training on the early indicators of exploitation.
